Remove Oil, Grease, and brake Fluid Safe To Use On Rubber, Nylon, and Plastic Parts.

Remove Oil

To remove the oil engine degreaser effectively, start by ensuring the engine is cool to the touch. Wearing gloves and eye protection, apply a generous amount of a suitable degreaser to the oily areas, avoiding sensitive components like electrical connections. Rinse thoroughly with a hose or pressure washer, ensuring all degreaser residues are washed away.

Grease Cutter

Engine degreasers and brake fluid are distinct automotive products with different purposes and compositions. Engine degreasers are formulated to remove oil, grease, and grime from engine components and typically contain solvents, surfactants, and emulsifiers. Brake fluid, on the other hand, is a specialized hydraulic fluid used in braking systems to transmit force and maintain the brake system's performance.

Safe To Use On Rubber, Nylon

Engine degreasers are safe to use on nylon and rubber components found in a vehicle's engine. However, it's crucial to read the product label and manufacturer's instructions before application to ensure compatibility. Additionally, for sensitive or valuable components, it's a good practice to perform a small spot test in an inconspicuous area to confirm that the degreaser does not have any adverse effects on the specific rubber or nylon material in question.

Directions For Use

1. Shake well before use.
2. Spray the engine degreaser over the whole engine and let it soak, apply an additional coat if needed.
3. Then rinse with water.