Degreasers

I too use the Export degreaser.Its cheap and doesn't send alloys scally.
A can every couple of months on a TD5,dont bother rinsing off.Not yet dared or needed to use it on the D4.
Andrew

I use citrus based on the D4

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Originally Posted by Tombie

I use citrus based on the D4

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So it doesn't attack the alloys???
Got a brand????
I use Inox too,not yet on the D4.Its tidied up somebody elses degreaser handywork on the Territory.Inox works well on the boat.
Andrew

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Originally Posted by LandyAndy

So it doesn't attack the alloys???

Got a brand????

I use Inox too,not yet on the D4.Its tidied up somebody elses degreaser handywork on the Territory.Inox works well on the boat.

Andrew

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Bowdens [emoji6]

All degreasers are either alkaline/caustic based or solvent based.

If I am buying a an alkaline/caustic degreaser I purchase it based on how much active ingredient it has for the price.

I don't own a Land Rover at the moment so have no use for it.

I have a heap of half used engine, gearbox, steering, transmission etc oils in my shed just crying out for another LandRover.

My carport floor is also clean. It's not much fun.

Don't follow my lead and opt for the SCA homebrand in the 5 litre bottle.

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Originally Posted by Tombie

I use citrus based on the D4

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For the eco-friendly among us.

Citra-Force | Lanotec