[sassy 67]

Our car is a driver and we also show it. We had used a Mr Moto Motorcycle Wash to wash our engine and engine bay ever so often to get rid of the highway grim. This stuff worked good on the engine and also under the car and I really liked it. The stuff is no loner available locally. What do you'll use that won't leave a lot of streaks, smells kinda good and biodegradable? Don't want to have to buy a sample of everything in the local parts house to find a good wash.
thanks
sassy 67

 

[31 chevy]

I use the purple power clean. You can get it at Autozone, Advance auto etc.
Dilute it. It's very strong....

 

[mr 4 speed]

aluminum wheel cleaner that is clear coat safe works very well.

 

[Chicken Coupe]

I use the purple power clean. You can get it at Autozone, Advance auto etc.
Dilute it. It's very strong....

What he said. Also use it full strength "soaker" on all the old parts I am recycling before de-rusting and painting.

 

[davoaz]

does it work on engine grease?

 

[BLOWNBBC]

Simple Green. Cleans great and is safe for everything. Use full strength.

 

[Atlast]

Another vote for Simple Green

 

[AXEMAN39]

I use "S100" motorcycle cleaner available at most Harley shops.

 

[Chevelle_Nut]

I use straight Purple Power in my parts washing tank. Does a great job on greasy parts.

 

[Rich-L79]

Simple Green is great. I also use 409 a lot but you don't want to let it stand on aluminum without wiping it off in a few seconds. It can dull anodized or polished aluminum if left to stand as a liquid on the aluminum for a long while.

 

[Dandydynodon]

simple green and a power washer......

 

[53Chev]

I use Complicated Green.

Works great even if I find it hard to understand the instructions.

 

[LateNight72]

Another vote for Simple Green. Especially since its biodegradable..

 

[sassy 67]

Thanks guys, appreciate your input.
sassy 67

 

[MikeMalibu]

Simple green

 

[rocks66ss]

Simple Green. Cleans great and is safe for everything. Use full strength.

Another vote for Simple Green

Simple Green is great. I also use 409 a lot but you don't want to let it stand on aluminum without wiping it off in a few seconds. It can dull anodized or polished aluminum if left to stand as a liquid on the aluminum for a long while.

simple green and a power washer......

Another vote for Simple Green. Especially since its biodegradable..

Simple green

I use Simple Green also.


Rocky

 

[350_Malibu]

Castrol Super Clean is what I use for nasty grease build up. It cuts through some really nasty stuff and has never harmed any of my paint. It can be diluted for lighter jobs and it too is biodegradable. It doesn't smell like fruit or anything but it doesn't smell bad.