Engine Degreasing/Painting

[steve59]

It's no secret....It's Belzona
http://www.belzona.com/prod1k.aspx

[steve59]

Here's how filthy the engine was on my 1450 when I pulled it.

Originally Posted by steve59

It's no secret....It's Belzona
http://www.belzona.com/prod1k.aspx

That's some interesting stuff there Steve! Thanks for sharing the link.
LOL, my Napa store is the size of a shoebox I'm gonna say they don't do any machine work

[william1041200]

That is very very interesting stuff! And A very diverse product line too.

[westofb]

Easy-off oven cleaner, it will remove all the grease, oil, and old paint as well! Stubborn spots might need a little scrubbing with a wire brush prior to and while using it. I then power wash it (hand operated car wash works good too) blow it off with compressed air. I usually do this before taking it apart to keep water out of the insides, and prior to applying any paint or primer, take a clean rag soaked with laquer thinner to wipe it down.

[nikster]

Originally Posted by westofb

Easy-off oven cleaner, it will remove all the grease, oil, and old paint as well! Stubborn spots might need a little scrubbing with a wire brush prior to and while using it. I then power wash it (hand operated car wash works good too) blow it off with compressed air. I usually do this before taking it apart to keep water out of the insides, and prior to applying any paint or primer, take a clean rag soaked with laquer thinner to wipe it down.

Oven cleaner is some GREAT stuff. But wear SAFTY Glass's when blowing the krud away.
How do I know? I learned the hard way. Good thing I had some eye wash handy or I think I would have been forced for a visit to the emergency care center.


nik,