I use that in my parts tank. It is very caustic (sodium hydroxide) and WILL remove paint. For dipping,it's great. Use rubber gloves.Castol Super Clean![]()
Please don't use gasoline. It is very volitol ,volitale, valitel, oh crap,very explosive. Gasoline goes inside the emgine, not on the outside. One little spark igniting the vapors and you will be a crispy critterIF i'ts really olde dried on crap like on a olde car , you need use gasoline and a wash pan under it, with a still old paint brush with bristles cut short....
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Gasoline is readily available and routinely used in most households. In spite of the routine use of gasoline, many people are unaware of or unappreciative of the dangers of gasoline. Gasoline is dangerous because it is highly volatile –the fumes are capable of ignition up to 12 feet away from a pooled source. This inherent danger is further multiplied by its explosive potential. Flammables burn at close to room temperature (100 degrees F), when they are near a spark, flame, or even static electricity. It can float on water and may spread long distances, making ignition and flash back possible. Gasoline vapor is highly explosive and may ignite as a “fireball” with a temperature of 15,000 degrees F.
Please don't use gasoline. It is very volitol ,volitale, valitel, oh crap,very explosive. Gasoline goes inside the emgine, not on the outside. One little spark igniting the vapors and you will be a crispy critter
DO NOT USE GASOLINE
Yep. Sure can. Essentially the same as a pressure washer. You don't want to blast directly into the carb or the distributor. Cover each with plastic bags....I'm wondering if I can go to the local do it yourself car wash and power wash the engine bay with the spray wand. What areas do I need to cover, and what should I use to cover them?...
Please don't use gasoline. It is very volitol ,volitale, valitel, oh crap,very explosive. Gasoline goes inside the emgine, not on the outside. One little spark igniting the vapors and you will be a crispy critter
DO NOT USE GASOLINE
Diesel in one of those cleaner type guns hooked up to a compressor. Then use a powers washer or steam cleaner to get rid of all the softened crap.anything out there that will take the grease off my block and pan without taking the paint with it? Or should I just use typical degreaser sparingly?
:agree: that sound dangerous....mineral spirits/paint thinner is what I use in my solvent tank.....try some with a parts washing brush.
....redvetracr
One flash and you're ash :crazy:...I stand by my statement that NOTHING except expensive carb cleaners cuts grease/filth like gasoline...period....
Gunk is good stuff for the bluk. Simple Green is good for detailing. Use full strength. BMW makes a detailing cleaner that is Super. (Don't tell anybody).