costina

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Is there a chemical that u can dip parts ie T/body to clean then???

Don't fancy shot blasting this part

cheers

James998

Theres a chemical bath thing at our place but for the life of me I can't remember what it's called

I shall look tomorow if you haven't found out by then

Fudgey

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i cleaned the front forks on my bike today with a degreaser and wire wool, didnt scratch or anything, didnt scratch the crome stanchion either

costina

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Thanks

Stu @ M Developments

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Use TFR. Otherwise known as Traffic Film remover. It works very well indeed.

Failing that, i use carb cleaner on most things alloy and that works well too with a brass brush.

costina

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This is really ground in thinners won't touch it shot blasted the other parts of the intake came up like new,just don't what to do the T/body due to poss damage to machined surfaces

costina

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Cheers Stu, my mate swears buy TFR going to nick some off him tomorrow

Paul

Fudgey

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well it got all the oil (leaky fork seal) and brake dust off a treat, stings if you get it in a cut tho

i personally prolly wouldnt use it on the inside of a tb tho

costina

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Cheers Dan open to all suggestions

Just cleaned all the oil out the intake and cooler after my Turbo let go,just wanted it spotless prior to refitting (saff cos )

cheers

Fudgey

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if its only oil film then stavros had some good shit he got from halfords, spray it on, it foams up like a cunt, then you just wipe it off and all grease/oil is gone!

he used it on his rear diff before it got welded

silky16v

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Autosmart G101

Mark V8

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Oven cleaner
check the link below

http://www.v8scimitar.co.uk/engine/engine2.htm

Mark

dojj

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leave it in petrol overnight
then give it some welly with a toothbrush