CRC Clean Machine VS Warehouse 5 Star Bug, Tar & Grime Remover

[Lou Girardin]

I've herd that S100 is good, where is it sold?

Where else?
AMPS
PM me.

[Toast]

'Supa Rip' is by far the best cleaner i have used - takes everything an aircraft can throw at it and melts it away. is fine on paint, polished alloy, stainless. you do need to protect unpainted alloy after using it though, as it rips any oils completely out of anything.

http://www.pacer.co.nz/shop/product_...0d9efabd66e430

and at $20 for 4 litres, it's a bargain

They used to use that on the rental cars at this place I worked.

I was always to scared to put it on the bike, as I thought it might eat into paint, metal finished, etc., which I think it would if you left it on there. It was extremely effective at cleaning wheels which had just done a 4000km round trip in winter though...pretty strong stuff.

[Racey Rider]

O Why don't I read stuff I posted three years ago?

Another vote for CRC "clean machine" being a useless Product!

Fell for the, "CRC is a good brand" trick again.
Trying to clean off some wheels for repainting. "clean machine" is expensive $13.49 for 600ml and did not work even with scrubbing.

[Pussy]

Alzheimers setting in, Alex?

[Racey Rider]

Who's Alex?!

[vifferman]

D'Oh!
I thought this was a new thread.
Wulp, I'll jes pretend it is.

Here ya go: Don't buy CRC products. They're all shit.
Apart from maybe their "CRC Handbook", which lists all the know chemical compounds and their properties.