who makes a reasonably price good quality engine degreaser
cheers.
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who makes a reasonably price good quality engine degreaser
cheers.
Probably not the cheapest in comparisson to industrial sizes, but I just got 2.5litres of Gunk from Halfords for £8. They have a 20% off cleaners atm.
I went in saw it on the shelf, looked on their website, reserved it and saved £2.50.
Used Gunk engine degreaser before, works well.
My other top tip, is non-clumping cat litter for oil spills :thumb:
i like the idea of the cat litter will pick some up next time im in asda cheers mate
I used gunk before, and also some muck off stuff, gunk works better, but also if you can get a wall paper stripper and steam it off!
Gunk is crap!
Comma hyperclean. /thread.
Gunk does the job.
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Gunk leaves everything greasy after wards.Quote:
Originally Posted by MK999
Hyperclean is a fantastic degreaser and cleaner leaving a dry clean finish.
That the stuff made by comma? If it is that's the stuff I use and it's good stuffQuote:
Originally Posted by Benn
Jizzer is what I use,
Gunk I didn't like at all
Yep, blue tin.Quote:
Originally Posted by swedge
I could have cleaned that with a duster and some Pledge.Quote:
Originally Posted by dannymcc
Crack gunk out on a 20 year old diesel and watch it fail miserably.
Hyperclean is fantastic stuff, so fantastic in fact that I have a 25l drum in the garage.
Or Comma hyperclean. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by MK999
i used halfords own engine de-greaser(cheapo) on a dirty old derv engine(mk3 astra)and it came up alot cleaner than expected :eek:
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