No you can't use Simple Green, either......
Or Formula 409.
Read the August 2003 issue of Aviation Consumer to find out why. (Don't ask me where to find it...........)
I don't want to have to 'splain this again.
Besides, perforated metal is too damn expensive to ruin that way.
Jocko
Or Formula 409.
Read the August 2003 issue of Aviation Consumer to find out why. (Don't ask me where to find it...........)
I don't want to have to 'splain this again.
Besides, perforated metal is too damn expensive to ruin that way.
Jocko
Re: No you can't use Simple Green, either......
Yes, many high power detergents are alkaline and if left on the metal for too long they will etch it.
Jocko Homo said:Or Formula 409.
Yes, many high power detergents are alkaline and if left on the metal for too long they will etch it.
Jocko,
I found their web site but they want $12.95 for the article.
http://www.aviationconsumer.com/pub/33_8/maintenancematters/5267-1.html
However, on the headline they give enough information to select a product:
"...Crazy Clean was a surprise winner."
I found their web site but they want $12.95 for the article.
http://www.aviationconsumer.com/pub/33_8/maintenancematters/5267-1.html
However, on the headline they give enough information to select a product:
"...Crazy Clean was a surprise winner."
Non Toxic Soloution.
Scrubbing with standard green dishwashing detergent and then laundry cloudy ammonia, rinsing with high pressure hose, and then blast dry with compressed air does the job perfectly.
Also good for getting tannin stains out of teacups and getting wineglasses crystal clean.
Eric.
Scrubbing with standard green dishwashing detergent and then laundry cloudy ammonia, rinsing with high pressure hose, and then blast dry with compressed air does the job perfectly.
Also good for getting tannin stains out of teacups and getting wineglasses crystal clean.
Eric.
Wow, I never expected this many replies. Thanks guys.
FYI, I ended up purchasing a commercial degreasing product from Lowes. (I don't remember the brand name) and taking it to a diy carwash. Those things are a ripoff man. 10 dollars for about 10 minutes of water.
Oh well, the combination of the degreaser and the hi-pressure H20 did the trick quite well.
Thanks,
Wes
FYI, I ended up purchasing a commercial degreasing product from Lowes. (I don't remember the brand name) and taking it to a diy carwash. Those things are a ripoff man. 10 dollars for about 10 minutes of water.
Oh well, the combination of the degreaser and the hi-pressure H20 did the trick quite well.
Thanks,
Wes
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