Eldorado
I have a 2600 psi power washer in conjunction with good pressure public water. However, my white siding has a dullish speckling of light grey oxidation or something similar and it's very hard to remove. The washer did a great job on the deck and fencing. Is there a pretreatment to apply that would help clean white vinyl or another method all togetther? (Besides replacing) . I'm hearing not so good reviews on the spray on coating applications. Thanks
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You don't say if it has a down stream injector for soap, if it does go to a supplier that sells truck wash soap .It is a lot stronger than the stuff you would buy at a Lowes or Home Depot. Hot water high pressure will take off dirt better but if yours is a cold water washer you need the stronger soap . Check your phone book for truck wash, or truck stops. ask them where they buy the soap they use, they might sell you enough to do the job.
Where I live you can look under washing in the book and 3 names are there that sell the soap, If your close I will give you enough for the job ,I have about 100 gallon in the shop so I won't miss it.
You don't say if it has a down stream injector for soap, if it does go to a supplier that sells truck wash soap .It is a lot stronger than the stuff you would buy at a Lowes or Home Depot. Hot water high pressure will take off dirt better but if yours is a cold water washer you need the stronger soap . Check your phone book for truck wash, or truck stops. ask them where they buy the soap they use, they might sell you enough to do the job.
Where I live you can look under washing in the book and 3 names are there that sell the soap, If your close I will give you enough for the job ,I have about 100 gallon in the shop so I won't miss it.
Best way to clean engine parts?? Will chose best answer?
JIN
I am replacing a head gasket and my engine head is really dirty.
Manifold is full of dark carbon built up.
Anyway to clean my injectors when there off?
Any tips would help. Will chose best answer thanks
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If you are changing the head gasket STOP and get the head done . There are reasons why head gaskets blow . If your motor is that carboned up you should have the valves done and the head decked and magnafluxed . The machine shop I use cleans your other parts cheap ( $15 for block last time I had one done ) Shop around for quality shop with reasonable prices . I use L&M in New Carlisle , Ohio for all my head and motor work .The rest you can take to the car wash and use wheel cleaner and degreaser to clean intake if it is aluminium . Degreaser first then wheel cleaner pressure washer and soap rock on intakes . Brake cleaner or carb cleaner on rest of stuff and a little elbow grease , wire brushes , wire wheels on drills , and clean rags . Tape all ports before using wire brushes and have a good magnet for removing rust and wire debris . Wipe down with soapy water and rinse with hot water before painting if still grease covered .
If you are changing the head gasket STOP and get the head done . There are reasons why head gaskets blow . If your motor is that carboned up you should have the valves done and the head decked and magnafluxed . The machine shop I use cleans your other parts cheap ( $15 for block last time I had one done ) Shop around for quality shop with reasonable prices . I use L&M in New Carlisle , Ohio for all my head and motor work .The rest you can take to the car wash and use wheel cleaner and degreaser to clean intake if it is aluminium . Degreaser first then wheel cleaner pressure washer and soap rock on intakes . Brake cleaner or carb cleaner on rest of stuff and a little elbow grease , wire brushes , wire wheels on drills , and clean rags . Tape all ports before using wire brushes and have a good magnet for removing rust and wire debris . Wipe down with soapy water and rinse with hot water before painting if still grease covered .
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