Simple Green Automotive formula is really good stuff!!!
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I soaked the engine bay with it, and rinsed it, and it looks like new. I highly recommend it.
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I just use the regular Simple Green that you can get at Home Depot (full strength) and get the same results. Marvelous stuff! I haven't bought a single can of engine degreaser since I started using SG.
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water, then sprayed the SG on. I let it sit for 5 minutes or so, then rinsed thoroughly. Repeated once, and left it in the sun to dry. the way I see it, if stuff in the engine bay can't get wet, it's already sealed from the factory. A LOT of water gets in there when you drive in the rain and snow.