Simple Green question
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Simple Green question
I'm told that Simple Green is a good cleaner for detailing my engine bay. Which one do I need? The cleaner/degreaser? The options are on the left side.
Here's a link.
http://www.simplegreen.com/products/...tomotive1.html
[Modified by Stingray1967, 1:03 PM 6/18/2002]
Here's a link.
http://www.simplegreen.com/products/...tomotive1.html
[Modified by Stingray1967, 1:03 PM 6/18/2002]
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Re: Simple Green question (Stingray1967)
I always buy the Automotive Simple Green.
I soak the complete engine bay with it while the motor is fairly warm, wash the rest of the car, open the hood and pressure wash it all off, dry the rest of the car with the hood closed, then wipe down the engine. Works like a charm and everything under the hood shines nicely.
I soak the complete engine bay with it while the motor is fairly warm, wash the rest of the car, open the hood and pressure wash it all off, dry the rest of the car with the hood closed, then wipe down the engine. Works like a charm and everything under the hood shines nicely.
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Re: Simple Green question (MattG)
I always buy the Automotive Simple Green.
I soak the complete engine bay with it while the motor is fairly warm, wash the rest of the car, open the hood and pressure wash it all off, dry the rest of the car with the hood closed, then wipe down the engine. Works like a charm and everything under the hood shines nicely.
I soak the complete engine bay with it while the motor is fairly warm, wash the rest of the car, open the hood and pressure wash it all off, dry the rest of the car with the hood closed, then wipe down the engine. Works like a charm and everything under the hood shines nicely.
that stuff works wonders!!!!!
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Re: Simple Green question (85 Dave)
I heard it was bad for aluminum.
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Re: Simple Green question (Stingray1967)
I just spray it on a cloth and go to town. I also use a foaming tire cleaner to do my wheel wells. I have had no problems with either product. :cheers: