black magic degreaser and shine engine
02-08-2006, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by ayS,Feb 8 2006, 01:53 PM
as topic and description says....is this any good and has anyone tried this stuff out?
just be careful if its acid based- and with any engine degreaser, be careful around labels. degreasers are good at removing them!
and just in case you want more info:
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/inf-engine.html
and i like p21s total auto wash for engines...
02-08-2006, 05:18 PM
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I bought a can of this stuff one day at Auto Zone because I couldn't find any CD2 Engine Detailer. But, I later found a can of CD2 so I never got around to using it. However, it seems like interesting stuff.
02-08-2006, 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted by MikeyC,Feb 8 2006, 06:18 PM
I bought a can of this stuff one day at Auto Zone because I couldn't find any CD2 Engine Detailer. But, I later found a can of CD2 so I never got around to using it. However, it seems like interesting stuff.
02-08-2006, 08:00 PM
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I did the same thing last weekend. Autozone didn't have any CD2 so I picked this stuff up. Instead of using meguiar's all purpose cleaner and cd2 I just used the black magic. It worked great to say the least! Everything is finally clean with no black suit / dirt / and dust. I'd defiantly recommend it.
Just know it doesn't make the engine look like it has a clear coat on it. It just makes it look brand new from the factory and thats what I was looking for!
Also if you spray to much on, it might not fully evaporate (happened to me) so I just had to go over some areas with a wet rag to get rid of it.
A++ from me especially for 3 bucks or whatever it was
EDIT: Be sure to do it outside, the fumes get HORRIBLE inside of a garage...had to get my commercial sized fan out and air the garage out
Just know it doesn't make the engine look like it has a clear coat on it. It just makes it look brand new from the factory and thats what I was looking for!
Also if you spray to much on, it might not fully evaporate (happened to me) so I just had to go over some areas with a wet rag to get rid of it.
A++ from me especially for 3 bucks or whatever it was
EDIT: Be sure to do it outside, the fumes get HORRIBLE inside of a garage...had to get my commercial sized fan out and air the garage out
02-08-2006, 09:51 PM
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[QUOTE=Spec_Ops2087,Feb 8 2006, 09:00 PM] Also if you spray to much on, it might not fully evaporate (happened to me) so I just had to go over some areas with a wet rag to get rid of it.
A++ from me especially for 3 bucks or whatever it was
EDIT: Be sure to do it outside, the fumes get HORRIBLE inside of a garage...had to get my commercial sized fan out and air the garage out
A++ from me especially for 3 bucks or whatever it was
EDIT: Be sure to do it outside, the fumes get HORRIBLE inside of a garage...had to get my commercial sized fan out and air the garage out
02-09-2006, 09:01 AM
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we have a drain in our garage, and I had the door open so the fumes didn't get THAT bad (they were still bad).
I did hose off the engine, but in some of the areas where I might have sprayed to much, some of the white foam still didn't come off so I just used a wet rag.
I did hose off the engine, but in some of the areas where I might have sprayed to much, some of the white foam still didn't come off so I just used a wet rag.
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