how clean is you bay lets see um please
28 January 2008, 08:44 PM
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heres a b4 shot as i havent took the afters yet, i have degreased and jet washed, just havent dressed the bay yet.
the best way i find is too soak the engine with TFR degreaser for 20mins on a cold engine, start the car up and jet wash avoid some components.
Let it dry off and use wd40 on plastics.
Heres some of my previous cars.
my bmw 328i sport coupe
my vectra st200 #0011
the best way i find is too soak the engine with TFR degreaser for 20mins on a cold engine, start the car up and jet wash avoid some components.
Let it dry off and use wd40 on plastics.
Heres some of my previous cars.
my bmw 328i sport coupe
my vectra st200 #0011
28 January 2008, 08:45 PM
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so have you all steam cleaned your engines or has ne 1 done this by hand i dont like the sound of steaming and having to mask every thing of what if you miss something sound bit dodgy
28 January 2008, 08:51 PM
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its best to do while car running as it may become an **** to start after jetwash as it will need to dry out, i also use wd40 as it puts a shiney layer on the plastics and also lubs the parts at the same time lol
28 January 2008, 08:58 PM
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28 January 2008, 09:43 PM
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28 January 2008, 09:47 PM
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wow the thread
well i like to say thank you for posting the bays on here there are so many cleans ones out there i like to keep this thread to keep going if it can so please post more 
28 January 2008, 10:18 PM
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You don't need to steam clean or use a pressure washer. Spray on some multi purpose cleaner (Available from most supermarkets) agitate with a brush then hose off with a low pressure hose or watering can. Finish with a detailing spray then go for a drive to ensure its all dried out
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