REFLECTOR: Degreaser recommendation
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nmflyer1 at aol.com
Mon Jul 9 14:12:31 CDT 2007
Hiroo,
I have had very good results with "super clean" made by Castrol. I pick it up at Wal-Mart for about $7.00/Gal. It is in a purple gallon jug.
for very messy stuff I put it in a spray bottle full strength. It rinses clean with water and leaves no slippery residue.
Hope that helps, Kurt
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From: Hiroo Umeno <humeno at microsoft.com>
To: Velocity Aircraft Owners and Builders list <reflector at tvbf.org>
Sent: Mon, 9 Jul 2007 11:41 am
Subject: REFLECTOR: Degreaser recommendation
In about 20 some hours of flying, the bottom half of N21HV is pretty saturated with mineral oil. I had a very slow leak at the nose cooler that went undetected for a while that puddle the oil on the nose that soaked into the fuselage bottom foam. It is to the point where the co-pilot side floor is slimy. The rear-end is also quite oily from the Franklin spitting and dripping oil everywhere.
So, I am in search of a good de-greaser but I am a bit confused by all the choices. Here is what I am looking for…
Pri-1
· Deep penetrating (into the foam and fiberglass structure)
· Non-corrosive (safe for metal structure)
Pri-2 (nice to have)
· Non-toxic / easy handling
In general, how do they work? I do know for surface degreaser, you apply them and wash them off but for the soaked-in foam, how does that work?
Hiroo
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