Imagine a perfect world, where all grease, tar, dirt, and paint oxidation wipe off with ease. Where parts on your car that are supposed to be painted, will actually show the paint! NO SCRUBBING or SCRAPING INVOLVED! call now! operators are waiting!

 

Well, I dont know how many of you out there have tried this before, but its one of the products my store sells and I figure I would give it a shot.

Its called S-C (super concentrate) DEGREASER. Its made by GUNK (radiator specialty company). it comes in a little yellow bottle and you have to buy a seperate container of solvent with it. I just picked General Purpose Virgin Solvent. YOU mix the stuff up, 1 part Degreaser to 10 parts solvent, or thereabouts, and grab soft brush and away we go!

 

I tell you, I cannot describe the 20 years of grease I had on my firewall below the steering column, and on the opposite side etc.. From all the road tar, and how many numerous times a CV boot went bad, it was awful, to where you couldent even scrape it off.

 

So you liberally brush this stuff all around. no real scrubbing, just sit there and brush around the solvent and let it sit for about 5 minutes. Grab your shop towel and WIPE AWAY to a beautiful painted surface underneath that hasnt seen the light of day since it came from the factory! Just work your way around brushing the stuff on and letting it soak in, thats it! It takes ALL that stuff and just disolves it to nothing, you dont even have to use gloves (though I probably should).

 

I have used a lot of solvents and degreasers in the past, and nothing compares to what I saw this stuff do. On light stuff I almost always use simple green because its environmentally friendly, but there are some things simple green just cant do, and thats where I'd say this product is a miracle worker.

Brake Cleaner will take alot of crap off an engine block

 

-Brian

sounds like RM's a believer

 

I'll remember this for the next time I have an engine out of a car

Castrol Super Clean (purple bottle) worked great for me...

 

The trick is to let it soak long enough, then simply rinse..just like downtown:D .