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Engine bay detailed
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Anonymous
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Re: Engine bay detailed
Sexual Looking...so what did ya use to get the engine bay bay in Concours....Condition....
Sexual Looking...so what did ya use to get the engine bay bay in Concours....Condition....
Abzynthe
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Re: Engine bay detailed
Its really a shame that most engines nowadays are covered in plastic
Looks brand new
Its really a shame that most engines nowadays are covered in plastic
Looks brand new
mason5465sharon09
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Re: Engine bay detailed
A good scrub down with car shampoo & detailing brush than showroom shine for the paintwork you can see & finally a gel to do all the black plastic, it did take me back when I use to do concours
jassyo06 said:Sexual Looking...so what did ya use to get the engine bay bay in Concours....Condition....
A good scrub down with car shampoo & detailing brush than showroom shine for the paintwork you can see & finally a gel to do all the black plastic, it did take me back when I use to do concours
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Anonymous
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Re: Engine bay detailed
I seem to hear of a lot of guys and girls using steam cleaners for this purpose at the moment. No I'm no captain health and safety but is this actually safe?!
I seem to hear of a lot of guys and girls using steam cleaners for this purpose at the moment. No I'm no captain health and safety but is this actually safe?!
mason5465sharon09
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Re: Engine bay detailed
I wouldn't use one on mine I prefer a bit of elbow grease oh yeah & a few cut fingers.
mrizzle said:
I wouldn't use one on mine I prefer a bit of elbow grease oh yeah & a few cut fingers.
Abzynthe
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Re: Engine bay detailed
Whatever Kerry used on mine, I would recommend to anyone. She sprayed it on, left it for a few hours and then wiped off with a cloth. It looks brand new. And my engine bay hadn't been detailed before then lol
Whatever Kerry used on mine, I would recommend to anyone. She sprayed it on, left it for a few hours and then wiped off with a cloth. It looks brand new. And my engine bay hadn't been detailed before then lol
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Anonymous
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Re: Engine bay detailed
Think this might be it.
Think this might be it.
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Anonymous
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Not sure about the steam but heard some horror stories about normal high pressure washers and engine bays.
Looks tops masson!
mrizzle said:
Not sure about the steam but heard some horror stories about normal high pressure washers and engine bays.
Looks tops masson!
RCZ1
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Engine bay detailed
That is indeed it bigmac :thumbup:
I've actually sprayed it on both our engine bays today. It's still on overnight and will be buffed up in the morning.
Auto Finesse Dressle is a similar product but I think leaves an even nicer finish
Engine bay looks great Sharon. A credit to you :thumbup:
That is indeed it bigmac :thumbup:
I've actually sprayed it on both our engine bays today. It's still on overnight and will be buffed up in the morning.
Auto Finesse Dressle is a similar product but I think leaves an even nicer finish
Engine bay looks great Sharon. A credit to you :thumbup:
RCZ1
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Re: Engine bay detailed
Steam cleaning engine bays has been around for many years and is perfectly safe.
I have used a pressure washer on the engine bay before. Obviously not on high pressure. Just lightly rinse from side to side. No direct aim. There's not much on show in engine bays these days so you can't do damage. Run the engine for 5 minutes and it helps dry it up. I've never had any issues.
mrizzle said:
Steam cleaning engine bays has been around for many years and is perfectly safe.
I have used a pressure washer on the engine bay before. Obviously not on high pressure. Just lightly rinse from side to side. No direct aim. There's not much on show in engine bays these days so you can't do damage. Run the engine for 5 minutes and it helps dry it up. I've never had any issues.
pete.garratt
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Re: Engine bay detailed
Me too, although I've used the high pressure setting on my Karcher - never a problem, hot or cold engine. Obviously, I keep the lance a reasonable distance away - about 0.5m.
Me too, although I've used the high pressure setting on my Karcher - never a problem, hot or cold engine. Obviously, I keep the lance a reasonable distance away - about 0.5m.