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Old 10-19-2002, 03:22 PM
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Does anyone have good ideas on cleaning the engine and the bay I don't want to be able to eat off of it or anything but clean it and make it look nice enough to take pictures of it.

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degreaser---> steam clean---->armoral
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Steam clean huh? that sounds like a good idea. But i wonder how that will affect my paint. Can't be worse than the heat produced by the engine right?

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Originally Posted by rxpower' date='Oct 19 2002, 03:45 PM
Steam clean huh? that sounds like a good idea. But i wonder how that will affect my paint. Can't be worse than the heat produced by the engine right?

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never thought of that,i didn't notice any difference when i did it.
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Did you rent a steamer or something?

or did you have one of those infomercial ones?
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Originally Posted by rxpower' date='Oct 19 2002, 03:50 PM
Did you rent a steamer or something?

or did you have one of those infomercial ones?
i have access to a huge *** one For some reason my dads work has one.
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Lucky you how long did it take you when you did it and how clean was it after.

HAve you ever sprayed it with WD40 to make it look nice.

I have and it looks good but a friend of mine took it one step further and sprayed clear coat enamel and it always looks clean and makes it a lil easier to clean after. i just need to cover my carb before i do it.
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it looked better i can't really remember how much, i did it a long time ago. I just had it painted under there though, so if u want ur gonna have to go that route!!
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we steam clean the car top to bottom, it makes a huge difference.

you want to use good soap, and hot water (a regular pressure washer hooked up to the water heater/ hot water works great)



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I usually just throw on some simple green and spray with high pressure water. Seems to work pretty well.
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