Bond4387
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Did you dilute the SimpleGreen at all? Or just use it straight, no water added?
Simple Green engine bay cleaning.
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turbo_911
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russiansohcf23
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straight, no need to be diluted.
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sweagle02
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Which bottle of Simple Green did you use? There are many and I'd like to know which specific one you used. Thanks.
just the original green colored one. plain and simple
russiansohcf23
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turbo_911
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wow look at all the simple green products, there is even simple green car wash lol
http://www.simplegreen.com/products_family.php
oh btw, I use purple power (all purpose degreaser) and works very very well. You have to dilute it though because its really strong.
http://www.simplegreen.com/products_family.php
oh btw, I use purple power (all purpose degreaser) and works very very well. You have to dilute it though because its really strong.
russiansohcf23
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Yeah I know! Im debating on trying the simple green car wash. I hear that purple power is pretty strong. Hmmm maybe ill pick it up once my simple green is out.
turbo_911
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yes, purple power is really strong, that's why you dilute it lol
I didn't know that I had to dilute it and used on my old rims, and it like made them super shiny lol
lol I didn't know that I had to dilute it and used on my old rims, and it like made them super shiny lol
russiansohcf23
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yes, purple power is really strong, that's why you dilute it
I didn't know that I had to dilute it and used on my old rims, and it like made them super shiny lol
I like shiny hahaha.
