Ok, last post about engine cleaning (simple green)
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Ok, last post about engine cleaning (simple green)
From "searching", simple green seems to be the best way to clean my dirty bay. One more thing tho, whats a good way to finish up the clean engine? Is there like a engine shine, or some compound or finish spray to top it off?
also, does walmart carry simple green automotive use?
also, does walmart carry simple green automotive use?
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Re: Ok, last post about engine cleaning (simple green)
Originally posted by Max4Good
From "searching", simple green seems to be the best way to clean my dirty bay. One more thing tho, whats a good way to finish up the clean engine? Is there like a engine shine, or some compound or finish spray to top it off?
also, does walmart carry simple green automotive use?
From "searching", simple green seems to be the best way to clean my dirty bay. One more thing tho, whats a good way to finish up the clean engine? Is there like a engine shine, or some compound or finish spray to top it off?
also, does walmart carry simple green automotive use?
#3
There is this stuff to spray on the engine bay, I cant remember what its called. But It should be at any auto store also. You spray it all over the black parts in the engine and it keeps it shinning with a glossy look. Sprayed it on my engine 2 weeks ago and its still shinning.
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Re: Ok, last post about engine cleaning (simple green)
Originally posted by Max4Good
Is there like a engine shine, or some compound or finish spray to top it off?
Is there like a engine shine, or some compound or finish spray to top it off?
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Re: Re: Ok, last post about engine cleaning (simple green)
Originally posted by KINGMAX
You can use a metal polish, it will make it look a little better but not much. You can find the stuff with the polish an wax.
You can use a metal polish, it will make it look a little better but not much. You can find the stuff with the polish an wax.
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Re: Re: Re: Ok, last post about engine cleaning (simple green)
Originally posted by chris_from_calg
HEy hows it going I know this is going to sound wierd but what you do is right after you have just been driving your car for a while and it's nice and hot you take homo milk mix it 50/50 with water spray it on your entire engine (alot on hoses) and let it sit over night, when you wake up in the mornig presto shiny engine bay.
HEy hows it going I know this is going to sound wierd but what you do is right after you have just been driving your car for a while and it's nice and hot you take homo milk mix it 50/50 with water spray it on your entire engine (alot on hoses) and let it sit over night, when you wake up in the mornig presto shiny engine bay.
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Re: Re: Re: Ok, last post about engine cleaning (simple green)
Originally posted by chris_from_calg
homo milk
homo milk
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Ok, last post about engine cleaning (simple green)
Originally posted by sryth
What the hell is this?![Confused](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/confused.gif)
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What the hell is this?
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2% is regular
they call it homo milk in Canada not sure abt USA.
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Originally posted by costcowholesale
3.25% milk
2% is regular
they call it homo milk in Canada not sure abt USA.
3.25% milk
2% is regular
they call it homo milk in Canada not sure abt USA.
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Originally posted by brodaiga
Homo Milk
do you really have to ask?
Homo Milk
do you really have to ask?
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Originally posted by Mishmosh
Actually, its "homogenized". Nobody really calls it "homo" for short do they? ...and it is regular milk in the States. Then we have 2%, and fat free.
Actually, its "homogenized". Nobody really calls it "homo" for short do they? ...and it is regular milk in the States. Then we have 2%, and fat free.
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Anywho, I was at walmart looking for simple green... found it but then realized that i was short a dollar and i didn't wanna swipe my ATM so i bought... Orange something. i dunno it looks the same thing, except orange. They were in the same category, oh well i'll try that out.
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HERE"S your answer
hey
i did the same thing about a month or two ago. only i cleaned and polished my engine too. if you want you car to look shinny ALL the time then you have to clear coat it. go to autozone and pick a can up. it is in a spraycan, and make sure it is high temp though. the can i have reads as follows:
MAde by: dupli-color
Engine Enamel with ceramic
500 degree's dyno heat tested.
get this stuff and your engine will look like this all the time. here is a pic of my car.
http://images.cardomain.com/installs...554_1_full.jpg
http://images.cardomain.com/installs...554_2_full.jpg
and it looks just as good now, as it does in those pic's. i hope you find my info usefull. feel fre to ask any questions you may have about this.
i did the same thing about a month or two ago. only i cleaned and polished my engine too. if you want you car to look shinny ALL the time then you have to clear coat it. go to autozone and pick a can up. it is in a spraycan, and make sure it is high temp though. the can i have reads as follows:
MAde by: dupli-color
Engine Enamel with ceramic
500 degree's dyno heat tested.
get this stuff and your engine will look like this all the time. here is a pic of my car.
http://images.cardomain.com/installs...554_1_full.jpg
http://images.cardomain.com/installs...554_2_full.jpg
and it looks just as good now, as it does in those pic's. i hope you find my info usefull. feel fre to ask any questions you may have about this.
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Originally posted by gepetto
isnt orange cleaner the stuff you use to clean your hands after you do an oil change? who knows, maybe itll work!
isnt orange cleaner the stuff you use to clean your hands after you do an oil change? who knows, maybe itll work!
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Re: HERE"S your answer
Originally posted by Blkmax95c
hey
i did the same thing about a month or two ago. only i cleaned and polished my engine too. if you want you car to look shinny ALL the time then you have to clear coat it. go to autozone and pick a can up. it is in a spraycan, and make sure it is high temp though. the can i have reads as follows:
MAde by: dupli-color
Engine Enamel with ceramic
500 degree's dyno heat tested.
get this stuff and your engine will look like this all the time. here is a pic of my car.
http://images.cardomain.com/installs...554_1_full.jpg
http://images.cardomain.com/installs...554_2_full.jpg
and it looks just as good now, as it does in those pic's. i hope you find my info usefull. feel fre to ask any questions you may have about this.
hey
i did the same thing about a month or two ago. only i cleaned and polished my engine too. if you want you car to look shinny ALL the time then you have to clear coat it. go to autozone and pick a can up. it is in a spraycan, and make sure it is high temp though. the can i have reads as follows:
MAde by: dupli-color
Engine Enamel with ceramic
500 degree's dyno heat tested.
get this stuff and your engine will look like this all the time. here is a pic of my car.
http://images.cardomain.com/installs...554_1_full.jpg
http://images.cardomain.com/installs...554_2_full.jpg
and it looks just as good now, as it does in those pic's. i hope you find my info usefull. feel fre to ask any questions you may have about this.
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thanks!
Sounds great..
i have been wondering if there is something like this on the market.. my engine bay dusts up pretty fast..
About Simple Green..
hardware stores as well as the regular K-mart, walmart etc.. places should have it..
We use this stuff at work in the kitchen, it cuts through serious grease like butter
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I haven't tried it on my engine bay yet, but i want to..
also, you should dilute it with water prior to using it flat out.. i think that would be better knowing how strong this **** is. put it in a spray bottle and dilute it with like 70% water.. so the color is kind of regular green instead of full/dark green as it comes when you buy it. Spray it on, let it sit for two minutes and wipe it off with a cloth.. should work like magic
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Re: Re: HERE"S your answer
Originally posted by NYCe MaXiMa
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About Simple Green..
hardware stores as well as the regular K-mart, walmart etc.. places should have it..
We use this stuff at work in the kitchen, it cuts through serious grease like butter
seriously, very concentrated stuff..
I haven't tried it on my engine bay yet, but i want to..
also, you should dilute it with water prior to using it flat out.. i think that would be better knowing how strong this **** is. put it in a spray bottle and dilute it with like 70% water.. so the color is kind of regular green instead of full/dark green as it comes when you buy it. Spray it on, let it sit for two minutes and wipe it off with a cloth.. should work like magic
![EEK!](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/eek.gif)
<snip>
About Simple Green..
hardware stores as well as the regular K-mart, walmart etc.. places should have it..
We use this stuff at work in the kitchen, it cuts through serious grease like butter
![Big Grin](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
I haven't tried it on my engine bay yet, but i want to..
also, you should dilute it with water prior to using it flat out.. i think that would be better knowing how strong this **** is. put it in a spray bottle and dilute it with like 70% water.. so the color is kind of regular green instead of full/dark green as it comes when you buy it. Spray it on, let it sit for two minutes and wipe it off with a cloth.. should work like magic
![Big Grin](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Then - - follow this with an entire spray-down (another spray bottle) of the carwash with wax stuff, TurtleWax? Reason is that you want to get a proper car protectectant back on the painted surfaces. Worked great for me and lasted a long time.
But, gotta give that moo-juice trick a try...
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