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I'm down to the last of my current S-100 supply. I like it but find aluminum needs extra attention after the fact which, more or less, defeats the convenience of using S-100.
Anyone tried "Oil Eater" or "Simple Green Aircraft" ? I'm wondering if these products function well as a, (between serious washes), spray on / hose off, cleanup product.
I don't know what you mean by "needs a little more attention after".....
As products such as S-100 are "sealants"..giving metal surfaces a "wet look" after cleaning. But they're not cleaners, you use them after you clean and dry.
If you mean that S-100 doesn't last long enough for you, I encourage you to try "Pig Spit"...which I find lasts much longer.
I don't know what you mean by "needs a little more attention after".....
As products such as S-100 are "sealants"..giving metal surfaces a "wet look" after cleaning. But they're not cleaners, you use them after you clean and dry.
If you mean that S-100 doesn't last long enough for you, I encourage you to try "Pig Spit"...which I find lasts much longer.
We've had some good feedback on this forum from those that have tried our 303Ž Multi-Surface Cleaner and 303Ž Speed Detailer. If anyone is interested in giving those a try, feel free to shoot us a PM and we'll get some out to you for free. All we ask is some feedback.
I use S-100 as pre-soak while I mix the Gunk or Turtle car wash concentrate which will be used with a sponge of scrub brush. I rinse the S-100 off the bike before washing.
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