simple green, simple pleasure..

fluffyrunnells

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i love this crap.......
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GDawg

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It's great on the stove top too after a night of drunken french fry frying...

 

Dan_Soprano

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sweet! you just use the SG and a rag, or did you spray it down with the SG, scrub and use a hose after?

 

fluffyrunnells

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simple green, used a rag after took the pic.....



best engine cleaner i have ever used....

 

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I bought it, but have been afraid to use it, it's sitting in the garage. Worried I'll ruin something... can you just wipe it all down with a rag and not hose it off?

 

deftsound

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how the hell do you get your valvecovers that clean, i cant get my hand down there to scrub them

 

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Kilgore Trout

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Looks great man!

 

stangGT97

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I spray SG on a warm engine, let it sit for a few min then just hose it off, works good as well. I agree, this is some good stuff

 

mity2

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ya I use perple power, but its as good as simple green.

After i didn't not win local car show, because old judge told me that my engine was dusty compears to his Mustang, which was indeed spotless(1970 Boss 302 fully restored and have less then 1000 miles on it), i got nuts cleaning my engine. just don't get them on any electrical stuff, as i had some issue with that once(they turn crusty powder if left on wires)

 

Vanilla Mustang

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deftsound said:

how the hell do you get your valvecovers that clean, i cant get my hand down there to scrub them

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You gotta get a girl with real small hands to get in there for you. They like cleaning stuff

 

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Is it the lighting or is the engine bay a different or lighter color than the fenders?

 

stangGT97

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san~man said:

Is it the lighting or is the engine bay a different or lighter color than the fenders?

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the engine bay looks pink to me

 

fluffyrunnells

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deftsound said:

how the hell do you get your valvecovers that clean, i cant get my hand down there to scrub them

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the car only has aound 13000 on it....and gets washed when bored....

 

merc123

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purple power works great too.

 

BennyBlown2v

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merc123 said:

purple power works great too.

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Agreed!

What I do is spray simple green on everything, then spray it out with a pressure washer (car wash bay things work well, high pressure nozzle on a garden hose, or actual pressure washer), let it dry, then use tire shine on the rubber bits - turtle wax ICE polish on the plastic, and mothers on metal bits.... I only clean my engine bay every year or so though LOL

 

RedDaemon

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stangGT97 said:

the engine bay looks pink to me

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sunlight/high output flash will do that

 

stangGT97

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-=NightHawk=- said:

sunlight/high output flash will do that

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so will pink paint *arnold voice* "shaht ahp gurly man"

 

RedDaemon

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stangGT97 said:

so will pink paint *arnold voice* "shaht ahp gurly man"

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shallowreef

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You guys taht are just hosing off your engines. Don't you have to cover certain things or do you just lift the hood and hose away? I would like to know what the dealerships do.

 

RedDaemon

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i just throw buckets of water in the bay after i do a few burnouts in my neighborhood