As a backup for those that cant find the CD2, I just bought some Stoners Trim Shine vinyl spray and it works good for this too. FYI
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As a backup for those that cant find the CD2, I just bought some Stoners Trim Shine vinyl spray and it works good for this too. FYI
hahaha yes guys i was just playing around
wd40 is NOT good to use like this. It is a lubricant, can stop rust etc but it is a WATER DISPLACEMENT spray. it will dry out rubber and seals. My BEST experience with it was a dumb friend who thought it added a nice shine to his car. His ENTIRE car had the clear coat peel off. It was a rude awakening.
SImple grean spray. Used a rubber brush and brushed away. and Hosed off 15 mins later. Tip: Start with a fully cold motor. COver your alternator. DIsconnect your battery and cover terminals. Use a leaf blower to dry. Allow to sit for a while and when you fire it up let it warm up and the heat will do its job.
Before:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...firstsmall.jpg
After:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...greensmall.jpg
How do you cover the alternator? What else do I need to cover? I'll just pull out the battery...
Thanks guys! The car had about 115 k miles when I bought it It was obviously never cleaned. After I cleaned the motor the very next day the car didn't start. Wasn't the battery and I ended up changing the alterntor and it was perfect. I concluded that the water from hosing the motor down with low pressure hose water most likely got into the alterntor. That's the reason why I reccomens covering it. If get a plastic bag you can easily reach in there and cover most of it up. Removing the battery would be good too since it only takes a few seconds. I think I made a post called 'from zero to hero' a while back there's some before after pics there you guys will like
i dump gallons of peanut oil on my motor. a very nice glaze!
Took my engine apart and cleaned, then painted. :hide:
This one..http://www.ls1.com/forums/showthread.php?t=131454
The link under my sig is my never ending TT build :suicide:..
Hi all...............just wanted to let you know I tried cleaning my engine this afternoon with SCRUBBING BUBBLES and I liked the result. I lightly sprayed the engine with a garden hose, sprayed on the SCRUBBING BUBBLES (used a paint brush on the stubborn areas) and rinsed. Very Nice! Thanks billyb from Seminole for the great engine cleaning tip!
LS2Tuner..............Yeah, the bathroom cleaner. I have not noticed any discoloration but then I only let it sit for about a minute before I rinsed it off. I looked at again after reading your message and it looks fine to me.