idiotwithasaw
Super OPE Member
What is the best cleaner to use for carburetors to get them clean and not damage the aluminum and brass? Or should I phrase it what do you use?
I bought cheap first, $140 for a 6L.How much did that cost btw. I was cheap, but maybe I shouldn't have been, we will find out later this week
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What brand?I bought cheap first, $140 for a 6L.
This Time I went name brand. Was $320 for a 10L.
So i threw away $140 on the first one.
Buy cheap, buy twice.
For those that use the green or purple stuff, does it affect the magnesium or aluminum at all? I've used SG on some parts, but never mag or aluminum as I heard it's corrosive on them.
it is corrosive for AL and Mg. Read the back of the label. Simple Green makes a product called "extreme" and it is usable for aircraft aluminum. Its what I would use if corrosion was my concern. I use marvel mystery oil or seafoam in the jar (like idiot and evanrude). then place the bottle in hot water.
how about "beenwithasaw"I really need to change my username. Lol
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Unfortunately, Kendal.What brand?
I use Purple Power in my parts washer to clean saws. I'd guess that limiting contact time and providing a good fresh water rinse afterwards is the key. I haven't had anything corrode yet.Oh I'm aware the bottle says that and I do in fact have some of the aviation spec SG. It just surprises me when guys post up that they use purple power to clean saws. I'd like to know how they're avoiding corrosion.