Oil & grease removal
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We don't have pine-sol here, but we do have a pretty good selection of other pineoil based products. I mostly use them for degreasing because they don't hurt paint jobs, are extremely efficient in getting that engine oil/tar/whatnot out of those hard to reach places, and they are environmentally friendlier than most industrial solvents. That stuff is great, you can clean your leather sofa and your bike's engine with the same spray bottle. Not to mention that it's considerably cheaper than any fancy-a## super-duper brand-product. Smells better too...
I wouldn't use it to clean carbs though... All the little jets and rubber seals could get clogged/brittle from possible residue. Not to mention water in jets. There I'd use brake cleaner or other highly vaporising stuff eg. Pure ethalon/lasol/marinol/diesel oil/ gas
I wouldn't use it to clean carbs though... All the little jets and rubber seals could get clogged/brittle from possible residue. Not to mention water in jets. There I'd use brake cleaner or other highly vaporising stuff eg. Pure ethalon/lasol/marinol/diesel oil/ gas
Last edited by Mattson; 12-29-2011 at 02:12 AM.
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We don't have pine-sol here, but we do have a pretty good selection of other pineoil based products. I mostly use them for degreasing because they don't hurt paint jobs, are extremely efficient in getting that engine oil/tar/whatnot out of those hard to reach places, and they are environmentally friendlier than most industrial solvents. That stuff is great, you can clean your leather sofa and your bike's engine with the same spray bottle. Not to mention that it's considerably cheaper than any fancy-a## super-duper brand-product. Smells better too...
I wouldn't use it to clean carbs though... All the little jets and rubber seals could get clogged/brittle from possible residue. Not to mention water in jets. There I'd use brake cleaner or other highly vaporising stuff eg. Pure ethalon/lasol/marinol/diesel oil/ gas
I wouldn't use it to clean carbs though... All the little jets and rubber seals could get clogged/brittle from possible residue. Not to mention water in jets. There I'd use brake cleaner or other highly vaporising stuff eg. Pure ethalon/lasol/marinol/diesel oil/ gas
Check this link out and go under the "Cleaning Fuel Injectors or Carburetor Jets" section.
Most people think that they have to go under the gas tank and remove the fuel line when you can simply put it in the gas tank lol
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