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  1. 01-21-2008 04:02 PM #1
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    How to refreshen fan shroud???

     



    Or how can I make my old/ used fan shroud look new? I bought it through e-bay and I would like to clean it up before I install it. Going to clean it up with Simple Green but dont know whether to paint to make it look "like new".
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    With plastic parts, I've had good luck with Mothers vinyl cleaner, then a good coating of armoral. Since it's not in direct sunlight, it should last a long time. Also used it on metal with great results. The engine in my 83' Suzuki was black. After washing, coated with armoral. Went to look at new bikes and the dealer thought my Suzuki was new.
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    Simple Green full strength and a bit of time with some scrubbing brushes should get it cleaned up. I switched to a purple cleaner that Car Quest sells, even better then Simple Green!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    Simple Green full strength and a bit of time with some scrubbing brushes should get it cleaned up. I switched to a purple cleaner that Car Quest sells, even better then Simple Green!
    Is it Bio-degradable? Simple green is a strong cleaner to be "friendly", if its is better Ill try it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigTruckDriver
    Is it Bio-degradable? Simple green is a strong cleaner to be "friendly", if its is better Ill try it.
    works very good and is safe
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    Ill look for it but I dont think there is a CarQuest store in my area.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigTruckDriver
    Ill look for it but I dont think there is a CarQuest store in my area.
    you can get it any were home stores have it in cleaning stuff
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    Meguiars #39 and #40 Vinyl & rubber cleaner and protectant will do the trick.
    I use the same on my house shutters once a year and they look great for 12 months
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