Engine bay cleaning
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Hi all
I managed to get an hour today on the 300 so started trying to clean up the engine bay. I do like a well cleaned bay and this 300 is one of the dirtiest bays I’ve ever owned. Any heavily oiled areas I’ve had to deal with on previous cars I’ve dealt with using WD40. :thumbup1:Unfortunately the 300 is so groty that the WD40 wasn’t touching the sides without working it in with a toothbrush and cloth.:tooth:
Can you guys recommend any products that are more aggressive on contact please? :gun_bandana:
Cheers,Chris
P.S. Please feel free to post your engine bay to keep me motivated. :wink: