Simple Green and Aluminum Embrittlement


Simple Green discolored my valve cover....



Help...Simple Green "clouded" my plastic panels!


hattitude Posted a link to the aluminum safe version that came about as a result of the DoD banning its use on aircraft.

Elsewhere in an article about restoring antique toys they described how to use Simple Green to gently remove paint from antique toys.

I will use it diluted to cleanup after an oil change, underneath the oil filter, but I rinse the $h!t out of it. If you spray your whole bike with it you will never get it out of all the nooks and crannies of a MC.

 

Have you tried cleaning with kerosene or diesel fuel then rinsing with hot water when you have an oil spill?

 

I have used the HD product, and yes it works as advertised... However, i have found that Wizards has a bike wash product that works even better. Its the same concept, but in my opinion, its a far superior product to the HD line.

http://www.wizardsproducts.com/store...7&cat=0&page=2

I have been using wizards products on my bikes for several years, and could not be more pleased with the results.

Thier "Spray and Shine" is far better than Harley Gloss, and their "Shine master Polish and sealant" is one of the best I have ever tried.