Cleaning Engine bay
Discussion
I use Meguiars Super Degreaser to clean the really grubby bits, then for the less than filthy areas I use Meguiars All Purpose Cleaner and work it in with some small brushes.
After, when its all dry I usually protect things with a decent spray of 303 Aerospace Protectant.
Have to admit, the Noble bay isn't bad enough for me to have bothered yet but all I'd suggest is a roll of tin foil as well. Cover any exposed electrical bits that you're likely to hit with the jet washer just for added piece of mind.
I get all my stuff (aside from the tin foil!) from Polished Bliss, all available here:
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/car-care-p...
Any questions, email them. They're so helpful its unreal.
Rob
After, when its all dry I usually protect things with a decent spray of 303 Aerospace Protectant.
Have to admit, the Noble bay isn't bad enough for me to have bothered yet but all I'd suggest is a roll of tin foil as well. Cover any exposed electrical bits that you're likely to hit with the jet washer just for added piece of mind.
I get all my stuff (aside from the tin foil!) from Polished Bliss, all available here:
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/car-care-p...
Any questions, email them. They're so helpful its unreal.
Rob
Also helps to 'warm' the car, but not hot.
The stuff recommended above is good stuff but if you want something from Halfrauds then the Autoglym Motorcycle and Engine cleaner is a good degreaser and once finished, spray Autoglym Vinyl and Rubber care over it. Don't have to wait for it to dry before applying so saves a bit of time.
If you use a pressure washer, take care!
The stuff recommended above is good stuff but if you want something from Halfrauds then the Autoglym Motorcycle and Engine cleaner is a good degreaser and once finished, spray Autoglym Vinyl and Rubber care over it. Don't have to wait for it to dry before applying so saves a bit of time.
If you use a pressure washer, take care!
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