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Zep vs simple green
Home Depot locally has simple green all purpose cleaner(green) as well as Zep apc (green)
sinple green states it is safe for plastics vinyl etc as well as zep. Which one would be the better choice for interiors at let’s say 10:1 dilution?
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Re: Zep vs simple green
Originally Posted by
nick27
Home Depot locally has simple green all purpose cleaner(green) as well as Zep apc (green)
sinple green states it is safe for plastics vinyl etc as well as zep. Which one would be the better choice for interiors at let’s say 10:1 dilution?
There are much better interior cleaners out there that are safer and leaves protection behind.
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Re: Zep vs simple green
I have purchased several zep products and to be honest i am disappoint with all of them. Stick with Simple Green. I also use SG in the ultrasonic cleaner to clean gun parts and anything else that needs cleaning using that method.
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Re: Zep vs simple green
LA's Awesome would probably work, except for leather. Just dilute and test first. And it's cheap.
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Re: Zep vs simple green
I use Awesome all the time around the house just diluted appropriately.
Treat it like it's the only one in the world.
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Re: Zep vs simple green
I’m from Canada those are the 2 readily available in
Big box stores. Simple green I haven’t used and claims it can dry out damage vinyl/plastics? How’s super clean in this interior department ?
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Re: Zep vs simple green
Most here are going to steer you away from Simple Green or Zep. Some here use Superclean but again most will steer you away. Not worth saving $20 using cheap stuff if it causes damage to your interior.
You have access to one of the best detail products site in Carzilla.
All purpose cleaners that most AG members would approve that are available at CZ
Bilt Hamber Surfex
Koch Chemie Green Star
Optimum power clean.
All great products geared towards auto detailing.
Of all you mentioned if I HAD to pick one it would be Super Clean. Li would watch a ton of video on it.
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Re: Zep vs simple green
Originally Posted by
Rsurfer
There are much better interior cleaners out there that are safer and leaves protection behind.
Originally Posted by
Coatingsarecrack
Most here are going to steer you away from Simple Green or Zep. Some here use Superclean but again most will steer you away. Not worth saving $20 using cheap stuff if it causes damage to your interior.
You have access to one of the best detail products site in Carzilla.
All purpose cleaners that most AG members would approve that are available at CZ
Bilt Hamber Surfex
Koch Chemie Green Star
Optimum power clean.
All great products geared towards auto detailing.
Of all you mentioned if I HAD to pick one it would be Super Clean. Li would watch a ton of video on it.
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Agree with both of these posts.
There is no need to use an APC on an interior................unless you are dealing with mud and grease, and even then, the pH neutral interior cleaners will easily deal with both.
P&S Express and KCx Pol Star are both safe, pH balanced interior cleaners that can be used on all interior surfaces. I wouldn't rules out a rinse-less wash either, I frequently use ONR for this.
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Re: Zep vs simple green
Originally Posted by
DFB
Agree with both of these posts.
There is no need to use an APC on an interior................unless you are dealing with mud and grease, and even then, the pH neutral interior cleaners will easily deal with both.
P&S Express and KCx Pol Star are both safe, pH balanced interior cleaners that can be used on all interior surfaces. I wouldn't rules out a rinse-less wash either, I frequently use ONR for this.
I have tried carpro inside at 2:1 and it did a great job in my eyes but again the ph was around 9. for cleaning rubbers and tires will super clean work just as good as p&s undressed or carpro retyre?
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