Cleaning up and painting the engine bay
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Just been cleaning my engine bay today inc. plenum and rocker covers.
I used Autoglym engine cleaner. Worked a treat and very quick.
All you do is spray the stuff on, agitate heavily soiled areas with a brush and rinse off. I used clingfilm to protect any wiring and actually used a wet sponge to rinse off so water didn't go all over the place. I'm happy with the result but may have another go when the weather isn't so cold!
>> Edited by pullingpower on Sunday 28th November 23:12
I used Autoglym engine cleaner. Worked a treat and very quick.
All you do is spray the stuff on, agitate heavily soiled areas with a brush and rinse off. I used clingfilm to protect any wiring and actually used a wet sponge to rinse off so water didn't go all over the place. I'm happy with the result but may have another go when the weather isn't so cold!
>> Edited by pullingpower on Sunday 28th November 23:12
thanks pullingpower, I have some specialist engine degreaser given to me by a friend in the trade and I have also used good old WD40 in previous engine bays, but i want to know about what to do after giveing it a dam good clean.
I want to know how and what to polish, using what in terms of materials, tools and products etc.
I really appreciate your advice and like the cling film tip, I know how sad it sounds but I am so made up with my car that i want to really enjoy it, not just when i am driving it!!
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I want to know how and what to polish, using what in terms of materials, tools and products etc.
I really appreciate your advice and like the cling film tip, I know how sad it sounds but I am so made up with my car that i want to really enjoy it, not just when i am driving it!!
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