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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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Doing a bit of mucking about in the garage and on the car means lots of cleaning up. I have been using Motortech degreaser forever and a day, and find that work great, and was previously quite economical, could pick them up on special for about $2 each. Usually buy them in bulk so haven't had a need to restock for about 6 months. Just looked at the prices today, and they have doubled to about $4 each can! Yikes.
Noticed that bunnings sells concentrated degreasers by the litres that you have to pre mix yourself. Its a lot more economical. Any recommendations on which ones are good and safe for motor parts??
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