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I have never had a better degreaser, it is the most powerful, yet delicate cleaner I have ever used.

Yeah but it turned all your plastics GRAY! Lol

HI!... I prefer Greased Lightning.

gomachv wrote:Yeah but it turned all your plastics GRAY! Lol

what does it smell like?

Plain ol' WD-40 does the job for me...cheap as dirt, too.

slapshot1979 wrote:what does it smell like?

It smells kind of like ethyl alcohol mixed with paint thinner. It is not a super strong smell, but it is very distinct.

I like paint thinner and mineral spirits best.

Typicray@rainmans wrote:

slapshot1979 wrote:what does it smell like?

It smells kind of like ethyl alcohol mixed with paint thinner. It is not a super strong smell, but it is very distinct.

So "safe for all surfaces" minus lung surface, then?

shodog wrote:I like paint thinner and mineral spirits best.

That's my go to product as well. Works pretty good, except on silicone based grease, then you gotta find something stronger, like gasoline and matches.

Halgar wrote:

shodog wrote:I like paint thinner and mineral spirits best.

That's my go to product as well. Works pretty good, except on silicone based grease, then you gotta find something stronger, like gasoline and matches.

I love using matches as well, haven't you guys seen the rc10 i am selling? Its really clean except for a little smoke damage.

I think that the $85 I want out of it is a fair and just price for such a "rare" car.

Can we have a link to the ad? That has to be good.

"Has smoke stain"

I guess "Comes from a smoke-free environment" wouldn't apply in this case?