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Originally Posted by Franco Cozzo
Perfect, I don't mind having to order in, thanks for the suggestion.
What I'll do is probably go the 5L Surfex and then get under there with the spray bottle and spray the crap out of everything and let it sit for a while then pressure wash off, I've got to squeeze in between the two diffs to get the tail shaft and the other side of the diff housings.
The idea is if I can get it all clean then I can keep an eye on where new oil leaks are coming from and sort that out.
While I'm here, have you heard of Batch Products before? They're a group of chemical people based in Melbourne's northern suburbs, they make this hand cleaner called 'Soft Hands' which is the best hand cleaner I've ever used, its unbelievable.
They've got a large range of car care products, thought it may be interesting to you:
https://www.batchproducts.com.au/car/
This is their 'soft hands' product:
https://www.batchproducts.com.au/soft-hands/
Its got me clean as after being covered in oil and grease like nothing else I've ever used, also has no chemicals for those of us who suffer from dermo if you just as much as look at your hands wrong, its a bit pricey but you don't use much of it and it works unbelievably.
Can't think of a better person to test out their stuff and see if its good or they're full of ****  |
Order the Surfex with a 360-degree pump or trigger action sprayer, that will make application much easier if you are under the vehicle. Something like the Marolex (which is the better one by the way) or Kwazar pump actions, or the Kwazar Mercury 360. All have a weighted pickup tube filter, which allows you to keep spraying no matter the angle.
https://autobuff.com.au/products/mar...p-sprayer-2000
https://www.waxit.com.au/products/kw...20409645891673
https://www.waxit.com.au/products/kw...20034637135961
I would still dilute Surfex, even at 1:1 / 50:50 its very strong.
Some of those Batch Products look very familiar, not the branding itself, but I'm sure they are either supplying or are being supplied by a local chemical blender.