Cleaning Glow Engines?
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Cleaning Glow Engines?
by Jason » 01 Jun 2009, 21:13
Does anyone know the best Method in which to clean the outside off my glow Engines? One off my engines had a leak causing the Nitro to Bake onto the outside of the engine! If anyone has any advise that would be great ! Anyway Cheers!!!
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Re: Cleaning Glow Engines?
by cbuckley » 10 Jun 2009, 16:24
If you use a generic brand of oven cleaner...that will remove it. Leave it on for a while then take off with a Scotchbrite pad.
Col
Col
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Re: Cleaning Glow Engines?
by cottonscottage » 22 Jun 2009, 16:07
cbuckley wrote:If you use a generic brand of oven cleaner...that will remove it. Leave it on for a while then take off with a Scotchbrite pad.
Col
Be carefull Col as some ovencleaners attack Alloy
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Re: Cleaning Glow Engines?
by blackfingernail » 22 Jun 2009, 16:31
Yes it must be a non caustic cleaner otherwise you may pit the alloy.
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Re: Cleaning Glow Engines?
by cottonscottage » 24 Jun 2009, 13:47
blackfingernail wrote:Yes it must be a non caustic cleaner otherwise you may pit the alloy.
I have just cleaned my OS 50SX with Heavy Duty Jackeroo Barbecue cleaner from K Mart @ $4 and there is no sign of it affecting the Alloy DO NOT USE OVEN CLEANER
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