Thomas Dekany
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yes it is safe.
Castrol Super Clean!!!
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SidiousXXX
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Does anyone use this on their rims. I just picked up a gallon and added 5oz to a 32 oz bottle and it left a nasty white film, am I using too much? Left a white film on my wheel wells too.
Mmmph
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If my MF are losing absorbancy from too much wax/polish, etc, I add a couple ounces to my towel wash and, voila! Super clean towels again!
Spilchy
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My got to APC. I use it full strength on tires and I just watch the brown crud melt off before I scrub. I use it dilluted @ 3:1 on bumpers, lower rocker panels, door jambs and the steel wheels on my Honda.
SidiousXXX
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What????????Spilchy said:
imported_hadboosttroy
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Hmm I dunno about that. I do use it oil stains from oil changes in the driveway though 
Also, a word of caution. The say full strength on engines, I would NOT do it. It was way too harsh and left white spots on my block, probably like someone mentioned happened to their wheels.
I have used it on wheels though, but it was pretty heavily dilluted and didn't dwell long.
Also, a word of caution. The say full strength on engines, I would NOT do it. It was way too harsh and left white spots on my block, probably like someone mentioned happened to their wheels.I have used it on wheels though, but it was pretty heavily dilluted and didn't dwell long.
SidiousXXX
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DaveInLA said:
The guy at checker that I bought it from said he tried it on his clothes and it didnt do anything. Cant hurt to try on old clothing
SidiousXXX
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mystickid said:Can I use CSC *undiluted* on Clearcoated alloy wheels or will it corrode the clear?
I would not use undiluted. Its tough stuff. Some splashed on my leg and I could feel it urnmy skin.
First time I used the stuff it worked so well that it cleaned the skin right off my fingers.
It is miraculous, though. When I sold my Mustang with the tan interior it removed grime that household cleaners wouldn't touch, like the buildup of stuff in the textured door panel where I would rest my arm by the window, and on the center armrest. It just wiped away like it was nothing. But, when I tried it on some (apparently painted) plastic trim, it took the layer of color right off. So, as they say, test in an inconspicuous area first. I keep a bottle of 1:3 diluted in my box of tricks.
It is miraculous, though. When I sold my Mustang with the tan interior it removed grime that household cleaners wouldn't touch, like the buildup of stuff in the textured door panel where I would rest my arm by the window, and on the center armrest. It just wiped away like it was nothing. But, when I tried it on some (apparently painted) plastic trim, it took the layer of color right off. So, as they say, test in an inconspicuous area first. I keep a bottle of 1:3 diluted in my box of tricks.