Randall Young wrote:
> > This is true, but it is noted in the spec sheet for Simple Green.
> > It will slowly attack aluminum alloys (using it as an
> > ultrasonic detergent would accelerate its erosive properties).
>
> Really ? Must be only in the big data sheet, I've got a gallon jug in
> my hands and the only precautions are "Do not use on plastic
> instrument panels" > and "Always spot test on a hidden area first".
> Even says to use it full strength on automotive wheels, which are
> sometimes aluminum.
I just checked my 2L jug out of curiosity, and like Randall, there are no
warnings for using Simple Green on aluminum surfaces. One of the suggested
mixes is for full strength doses of Simple Green on automotive surfaces,
including degreasing engines, which invariably always have some sort of
aluminum component.
> No, of course I'm not doubting your word, just surprised is all. I
> never would have dreamed it would attack aluminum !
Same here, I had no clue, until I saw what it did to aluminum.
Now to find something more tame to use on aluminum.
Kai
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