danieljardim
New Member
I just realized now he said brake fluid. WE DO NOT USE BRAKE FLUID AT THE DEALER TO CLEAN CARS.
DO NOT use Goo Gone!!!!!
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says that on ky too but I dont listen
:rof: LOL!says that on ky too but I dont listen
Damn you! I like how it tingles the mouth tho :spank:Here is a picture of CC
my whistles sound like wind blowing through the tree's
I always say use powdered soap
totally kidding btw
I doubt anyone uses brake cleaner too. That crap eats plastic in a hurry!I just realized now he said brake fluid. WE DO NOT USE BRAKE FLUID AT THE DEALER TO CLEAN CARS.
danieljardim
New Member
No it doesn't.
The ingredients in brake cleaner will eat ABS plastic.
Brake Cleaner Ingredients | eHow.com
Acetone and ABS plastic powder is what ABS glue is made from and it eats the fairing on an FX6R and a Triumph Daytona and just about every other bike out there. It will also eat paint.
http://www.wynns.net/product_files/Brake Cleaner(10 litres) 57710 MSDS.pdf
What particular brand of brake cleaner do you use?
Maybe is is a cum baya green version that is dolphin safe?
Brake Cleaner Ingredients | eHow.com
Acetone and ABS plastic powder is what ABS glue is made from and it eats the fairing on an FX6R and a Triumph Daytona and just about every other bike out there. It will also eat paint.
http://www.wynns.net/product_files/Brake Cleaner(10 litres) 57710 MSDS.pdf
What particular brand of brake cleaner do you use?
Maybe is is a cum baya green version that is dolphin safe?
definition of E-PWN
danieljardim
New Member
We use at the shop 3M. Next time we have a car that needs some clean up.. I'm gonna use it and record it.
Never tried on bike ABS plastic but bumper plastic and trim panels around the car we never had a problem.
danieljardim
New Member
Found this video.. at "4:00" he uses brake cleaner to remove glue out of car. and wolahhhh... Paint still there.
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threexcharm
New Member
What I did to remove stickers off my tank was a blow dryer. Heat that sticker up real hot, it becomes pliable, easy to remove. I then used WD40 to clean up the adhesive that was left.
Is it this one?
Ingredient C.A.S.
Hydrotreated Light Naptha (Petroleum)
Propane
Xylene
Methyl Alcohol
Ethylbenzene
Toluene
Basically just naptha with some other solvents mixed in in small amounts. There isn't enough xylene, benzene or toluene to even get high off of. I wear a moon suit and respirator to spray catalyzed varnish and xylene with a hi vol low pressure gun so make sure the place is well ventilated. Xylene is very nasty stuff. Toluene is what got kids high off the old Revell glue for plastic models. They don't sell toluene to kids anymore.
Toluene works real good to clean off varnish.
Naptha ain't bad tho....
Ingredient C.A.S.
Hydrotreated Light Naptha (Petroleum)
Propane
Xylene
Methyl Alcohol
Ethylbenzene
Toluene
Basically just naptha with some other solvents mixed in in small amounts. There isn't enough xylene, benzene or toluene to even get high off of. I wear a moon suit and respirator to spray catalyzed varnish and xylene with a hi vol low pressure gun so make sure the place is well ventilated. Xylene is very nasty stuff. Toluene is what got kids high off the old Revell glue for plastic models. They don't sell toluene to kids anymore.
Toluene works real good to clean off varnish.
Naptha ain't bad tho....
danieljardim
New Member
Yes. Looks like. I ll take a look monday on the can.Is it this one?
Ingredient C.A.S.
Hydrotreated Light Naptha (Petroleum)
Propane
Xylene
Methyl Alcohol
Ethylbenzene
Toluene
Basically just naptha with some other solvents mixed in in small amounts. There isn't enough xylene, benzene or toluene to even get high off of. I wear a moon suit and respirator to spray catalyzed varnish and xylene with a hi vol low pressure gun so make sure the place is well ventilated. Xylene is very nasty stuff. Toluene is what got kids high off the old Revell glue for plastic models. They don't sell toluene to kids anymore.
Toluene works real good to clean off varnish.
Naptha ain't bad tho....
Most of the brake cleaners are paint eaters but the 3M one you are using is OK.
SampsonNation
Member
Update: I took the bike to a shop that did some major body work on my car after an incident. They told me they could sand the top of the tank and re-clear coat it, buff it, all for 2-3 hours of labor tops at $50 an hr.