I just bought a gallon of degreaser for $8 (I think) at harbor freight. It worked well. It was called 'concentrated degreaser' no brand name on it.cmcob2 said:i am looking for a basic recipe for parts cleaner. $20.00 a gallon is very expensive when smaller amounts are needed.
Anti-Freeze, Humm, this is a first for me and you say it really works, i am going to have to try this. Coleoldred said:If you are looking for a soak type cleaner then anti-freeze works quite well, someone put me onto that here a couple of years ago and I have been using it since.
Found it, www.hotrodders.com/forum/carb-cleaner-alternatives-128403.html?highlight=anti+freeze
[/I]oldred [I said:One thing I have no use for is the "Gunk" type engine de-greasers in the spray cans from auto parts or Wal-Mart. Following the directions on the can you start with a warm dry greasy engine, spray the stuff on, wait a few minutes then just hose it off- PRESTO, you now have a cold,wet greasy engine! :drunk:
302 Z28 said:Anti Freeze works like magic, especially when you put it in an old crock pot and heat it up. Soak parts in overnight and you will be amazed at the results.Vince
oldred said:Don't know if you ever used it to clean gunked up engine parts like cylinder heads and such but it does work for that and works quite well, thanks for putting me onto it I have been using the stuff ever since you did! :thumbup:
Yep, found that out a long time ago when I used it to clean my dirty Kawasaki 900. It took me a lot of elbow grease to get rid of that gray looking scum from the oven cleaner.NEW INTERIORS said:I use oven cleaner on my motor's,Work's very good..But It don't like Alum.It will turn the Alum black..ain: