How to get the gunk off?
I cleaned my engine compartment with this stuff called "Grez-off" It says in the upper right corner a "Spray nine brand". (?) On the back labelwww.spraynine.com I think located in PO Box 290 Johnstown, N.Y. 12095, (so sez the label,)
(800)-477-7299 or fax 581-762-2566
It was excellent in it's grease cutting power, it took a untouched '74 Duster engine bay from it's 32 year old grease covered bay right down to the paint where I just touched it up with a light compounding, wash and wax.
It also seriously degreased the plastic overflow and wiper fluid bottle well. Though it didn't turn it white again, it does look very good.
The only tool you'll need is a varity of soft (Brass) brush's to get the tuff grease broken up and off the body paint rubber lines electrical parts etc.....
This stuff I highly recomend. It didn't harm distort disfigure melt or harm any part under the hood.
Though I think you'll like gloves.
Use water to wash off.Heres a couple of posts on before and after shots.
The fire wall is half done (Passenger) half not (Drivers) to show what was one suqirting that covered and scrubed with a plastic nail/hand brush like you sometimes get with GO-JO or Fast Orange hand cleaner.
The grease was so thick at some points, like lays level on the car, frame rails, K frame etc.... I had to use a paint scraper to scrape up sometimes more than an inch of grease and dirt.
I cleaned my engine compartment with this stuff called "Grez-off" It says in the upper right corner a "Spray nine brand". (?) On the back labelwww.spraynine.com I think located in PO Box 290 Johnstown, N.Y. 12095, (so sez the label,)
(800)-477-7299 or fax 581-762-2566
It was excellent in it's grease cutting power, it took a untouched '74 Duster engine bay from it's 32 year old grease covered bay right down to the paint where I just touched it up with a light compounding, wash and wax.
It also seriously degreased the plastic overflow and wiper fluid bottle well. Though it didn't turn it white again, it does look very good.
The only tool you'll need is a varity of soft (Brass) brush's to get the tuff grease broken up and off the body paint rubber lines electrical parts etc.....
This stuff I highly recomend. It didn't harm distort disfigure melt or harm any part under the hood.
Though I think you'll like gloves.
Use water to wash off.Heres a couple of posts on before and after shots.
The fire wall is half done (Passenger) half not (Drivers) to show what was one suqirting that covered and scrubed with a plastic nail/hand brush like you sometimes get with GO-JO or Fast Orange hand cleaner.
The grease was so thick at some points, like lays level on the car, frame rails, K frame etc.... I had to use a paint scraper to scrape up sometimes more than an inch of grease and dirt.