cleaning engine
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cleaning engine
hey alll.. i read a thread on here like a week or so ago.. and it talked about cleanin the engine and stuff.. i thought they were sayin that you can spray like tire shine over the engine.. is this a good idea.. or will it not be good for anythign.. let me know.. i also have armor all gel stuff that i just for for my rubber floor and the dash and such.
thank you
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Try Formula 303 vinyl protectant. You can find it at most boat shops.
Great for the tires, interior, even engine.
Clean engine real good (always cold). Then dry by running engine.
Spray a light coat on engine area, don't worry with the warmth of the engine it will spread. It will dry with out being greasy and makes wash off very easy each time. Apply every 6 months or so and you got it.
When you do the interior it will take 2 coats. It will look like it's streaking but after the second coat it will all blend. Again once every 6 months.
It averages about 15 buck for 12 oz's but it goes a long way.
TIP; Use an old athletic sock to apply it.
They also have a fabric protector that is great for the carpet and cloth seats.
These are marine application products. They are meant to work. Not that water down crap.
Great for the tires, interior, even engine.
Clean engine real good (always cold). Then dry by running engine.
Spray a light coat on engine area, don't worry with the warmth of the engine it will spread. It will dry with out being greasy and makes wash off very easy each time. Apply every 6 months or so and you got it.
When you do the interior it will take 2 coats. It will look like it's streaking but after the second coat it will all blend. Again once every 6 months.
It averages about 15 buck for 12 oz's but it goes a long way.
TIP; Use an old athletic sock to apply it.
They also have a fabric protector that is great for the carpet and cloth seats.
These are marine application products. They are meant to work. Not that water down crap.