Prolly not safe. I've done it once but mean green sprayed on set for a minute and hosed it down. I'd wait for someone to chime in cuz someone had problems after washing his
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I have done mine. Take plastic bags an cover all of the electrical components an belts. Spay it with mean green, put the water hose on mist an go over it. Then I take a plastic cleaner an wipe down all hard plastic parts an use spray detailer on the metal. I then start the engine to help it dry.
I have done mine. Take plastic bags an cover all of the electrical components an belts. Spay it with mean green, put the water hose on mist an go over it. Then I take a plastic cleaner an wipe down all hard plastic parts an use spray detailer on the metal. I then start the engine to help it dry.
You can... but i just use a hose! Block your filter if you have an open cai... i have done it to over ten vehicle inluding 5 of mine and ive never had a problem
Black magic works good on hoses and other stuff under hood. If its not real greasy just use water + soap. Mine gets more dusty so I just wipe down once a week.
Sadly it won't. The show is huge and it attracts some serious cars. I entered because I'll already be there working for the sponsoring company, the entry is free, and I'll be parked with friends who will guard my car.
I use plexus. Comes in an aerosol can and is a great plastic cleaner. Pilots use it on their canopy. I use on all my plastic, dash, console, headlights,...
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