I have used Vanish toilet bowl cleaner the heavy duty concentrated
version, but it was years ago and not sure the same stuff is still
around. Worked well but I think it would dissolve a carb away if you
left it in to long, nice thing is you can put it down the toilet when
you are done...
Nothing like glass beading an aluminum part they look great when you
are done but it sure does not last on these oil leaking beasts. Jim E
KKJ wrote:
>This message forwarded by the Hillman List.
>
>>Keith
>>55 Californian
>>
>says:
>
>>Don't we all dream of this "magic" cleaner.
>>
>
>Yes, yes, yes!!! (oh lord can you give me a......)
>
>>My experience has been there is no easy way.
>>
>
>Back to square one!!
>
>>>Ron
>>>
>says:
>
>>>Re the Turco Transpar (orTurco TRANSPO Cat No. 15205 ), I used to get it for
>cleaning model aeroplane engines.
>>>
>
>This may be it!!!
>
>Another tip from the model aeroplane engines people was to cook it in radiator
>antifreeze.
>Did not work for me.
>
>I do have a friend who can do "light" blasting job for me, and in the end I
>have to visit him. I just can't go to him for every single little piece of
>dirty alloy. He has cleaned some alloy 1725 and Imp heads for me and they look
>like new. They look so good I can't put them back on the engines again.
>
>Kristian J
>
>
>
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