Thanks Ziad, but im not buying more stuff...its not as though i have nothing to clean the carbon with.
Just thought it might be an interesting experiment
Bill wrote:Every few years I go to a local commercial printing place and grab 4 or 5 L of 100% Isopropyl ( they pour out from 20L drums, paid $8L last time from memory).
doesnt damage ya car paint or plastic, I was using it to remove sticker gum as I was competing on a montly basis over the last few years.
Its what they use to clean large scale presses and also a lense cleaner. Fantastic on carbon too.
Helmars 7500 is by far the best non toxic dedicated carbon remover Ive used and it even removes copper just not as quick as Boretech. Locally made and cheap too.
Bill wrote:TassieTiger Ive been racing Honda civics for the last 8 years, window banners, numbers on doors, event sponsor sticker all leave some sort of gum and Isopropyl is great for cleaning things.
I also mix it with dry ice to create a liquid slurry that freezes and allows soundening to be removed from under the carpet in a car and the boot area, I removed close to 15kg of weight out of a civic