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Justin
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 Parts washer questions I got a parts washer awhile back and am working to get refinished and set up. Anyone have a favorite cleaner that is non-flammable? I was figuring on Simple Green or something equivalent, but thought I'd see if anyone had a product that was better. Also, I need to repaint it and would like a finish that will stand up to long term submersion in a water based cleaner. Any ideas? Something resistant to mineral spirits or the like would be a plus, but $$ are a consideration.
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ManTruck
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Re: Parts washer questions I use Purple stuff, which is similar to the simple green. Works great for me.
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ZOSO
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Re: Parts washer questions I agree with man truck. Purple stuff works a lot better than simple green. Its rough on the hands so get some good rubber gloves.
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Kinder
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Re: Parts washer questions X3 on the purple.
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Justin
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Re: Parts washer questions Looks like purple stuff is the winner! Will it eat or penetrate Krylon?
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ManTruck
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Re: Parts washer questions I think it will if you let it soak long. If you just was it and clean it I believe you will be OK. I do not cut mine and run straight without a water mix. It would be good with a 50/50 solution but you need to experiment a little.
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