C6 Engine detailing
08-04-2015, 05:44 PM
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Former Vendor
How dirty is the area ??? Generally I don't advocate flooding the engine area with water. Instead:
1. Use a rinseless wash product (Optimum) and several soft and disposable towels, you can use a soft paint brush and/or tooth brush to agitate areas as needed.
2. Use a can of compressed air as needed to help remove loose/dirt and soil in corners
3. Find a good plastic cleaner/protectant (Blackfire, Wolfgang) and wipe down the plastics, wire looms, and other rubber items. **use a water based product, not silicone, to avoid attracting more dirt and dust.
4. You can seal (Blackfire, Rejex, Wolfgang), coat (Pinnacle, Gtechnic), or wax painted areas. Often using a durable product will help protect longer.
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1. Use a rinseless wash product (Optimum) and several soft and disposable towels, you can use a soft paint brush and/or tooth brush to agitate areas as needed.
2. Use a can of compressed air as needed to help remove loose/dirt and soil in corners
3. Find a good plastic cleaner/protectant (Blackfire, Wolfgang) and wipe down the plastics, wire looms, and other rubber items. **use a water based product, not silicone, to avoid attracting more dirt and dust.
4. You can seal (Blackfire, Rejex, Wolfgang), coat (Pinnacle, Gtechnic), or wax painted areas. Often using a durable product will help protect longer.
***Products found at Autogeek.net
08-05-2015, 10:03 AM
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Melting Slicks
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Isn't too dirty, mostly dusty.
I agree, very nervous to use water directly on engine with all the electrical/electronic components on these newer cars.
Thanks for your suggestions.
Dave
I agree, very nervous to use water directly on engine with all the electrical/electronic components on these newer cars.
Thanks for your suggestions.
Dave
08-09-2015, 08:33 PM
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08-13-2015, 05:55 PM
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08-13-2015, 07:32 PM
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