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Re: The SECRET to Wet Wash Engine Detailing by Mike Phillips
I used Blackfire Super Degreaser 1:4 to clean the engine bay on my 15 year old Camry. Great product as well. My bride has even taken to using it to clean the kitchen cook top and hood, among other things that get caked on food.
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Re: The SECRET to Wet Wash Engine Detailing by Mike Phillips
Nice work!
Originally Posted by
Halon
One question I did have is what do you do with the engine blankets that are usually attached to the underside of the hood? I cleaned them as well, but honestly once fully dried they didn't really look great. Do you just avoid them completely?
I have found a foaming tire dressing can work on those. The foam lifts the dirt out, and the dressing darkens it a little. Just lightly wipe off any excess.
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Re: The SECRET to Wet Wash Engine Detailing by Mike Phillips
Originally Posted by
mc2hill
Nice work!
I have found a foaming tire dressing can work on those. The foam lifts the dirt out, and the dressing darkens it a little. Just lightly wipe off any excess.
Thanks for the feedback. Can you explain the process? Do you not clean it with water or anything first? You just spray on the tire foam on the dry dirty blanket. Give it a couple minutes, then just wipe off with a towel?
Thank you very much!
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Re: The SECRET to Wet Wash Engine Detailing by Mike Phillips
Originally Posted by
Halon
Thanks for the feedback. Can you explain the process? Do you not clean it with water or anything first? You just spray on the tire foam on the dry dirty blanket. Give it a couple minutes, then just wipe off with a towel?
Thank you very much!
Exactly, just spray the foam on the blanket. And I would use a terry towel, not a MF towel to remove the excess.
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