Alum cleaner, you can use a wheel cleaner on it like A to Z wheel cleaner, clean it cold, spray it on, let is sit for a minute, scrub, rinse, repeat
take the paint off too?Hybrid 1ton said:I've found that the "degreaser at the car wash" isn't really that strong of stuff and doesn't allow the stuff to sit on and eat at the material. I have yet to find an object that I can't spray with "Easy off" oven cleaner, let sit for 5-7 hours, and then spray with a hose and watch it lose 25 years of wear, grease, and grime. Its insane.
it'll strip spray painted parts fairly easily. i've actually had "easy off" strip the black paint off that comes from the factory on pulley and accessory brackets.willy J said:take the paint off too?Hybrid 1ton said:I've found that the "degreaser at the car wash" isn't really that strong of stuff and doesn't allow the stuff to sit on and eat at the material. I have yet to find an object that I can't spray with "Easy off" oven cleaner, let sit for 5-7 hours, and then spray with a hose and watch it lose 25 years of wear, grease, and grime. Its insane.
lmao, that sounded liek a new business venture for kendall, everybody now send all of your greasy grimy parts to utah and kendall will send them back clean.KThaxton said:What I would do:
First, clean all loose oil and dirt, then take it over to the vapor degreaser.
After that, take it over to the plate shop and use the ultrasonic cleaner, rinse, then load it on a rack then run it through the Al. cleaner then through the Deoxidizer.
Rinse twice in De-ionized water, then dry.....
Oh wait, you don't work here.....![]()
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