Would this stuff be good for degreasing chains?
1589099
probably not.. it does a decent job cleaning the chain and cassette etc.. but too really get the dirt, oil and crud that cakes on might take something else..
1589100
No, I would suggest buying actual degreaser for that. This is great for routine cleaning though.I find this works the best/is easiest to use for degreasing: Finish Line Speed Degreaser Bicycle Cleaner & Degreaser, 17-Ounce Aerosol Spray
1589101
I agree with the previous answers. Not a degreaser, and there are other better products. I like the white lightning degreaser, personally.
1589102
I wouldn't recommend this product for decreasing chains, it's more of a bike wash and will remove minor oil grime and dirt. I would recommend FINISH LINE Citrus bike degreaser for your drive-train cleaning. I use it with my Park Tools chain washer and it works well.
1813415
I use it to clean my bike chain and components, and do not dilute it. But that's the way it comes - in a sprayer bottle.
881916
yes, it will make a good enrionment for the worms, i would use 50/50 mixture with dirt
1649846
I think it will do what you want. I had never heard of this stuff until I bought a butcher block and modified it to what I wanted. Part of the sales pitch is the coating is Good Stuff and that is the reason I tracked this down and bought it. I am pleased with the way it turned out, just be sure to apply in thin coats.
1896967
I believe that it would as long as you don't have the chain running over the fence. The back side (or non-cutting side) of the chain would run smoothly against the fence if it were to come in contact.
2124914
I think it could work for what you want to do, but it can leave a light oily residue. I mix my own solution--check the internet and find out how. Doing that you could make adjustments to fit your need. Glycerin is involved, it spoils and has to be used quickly. It is available at pharmacies. Mixed with distilled water it will spoil when stored, over the counter mixes are laden with additives to prevent spoilage. You will be warned that doing so is dangerous. I report, you decide. I always mixed my own and I could fog out our street, both sides, at least two blocks worth. The unit you are looking at worked real well for us and I think it will last a long time.
659354
For sure, it would work good for removing gas. make sure you don't leave the seals exposed for too long or they will swell up and more than likely die.
1176087
Yes, it should work great for that. I bought it to use to clean the chain on my mountain bike and it works great.
1399016
yes. Just get to it quickly as the wood becomes harder as it dries out and will dull the chain faster
1880324
Never tried it for that but it might work. It sure did the job in removing oil from concrete. I think it would be worth a try.
341065
No, it's primary purpose is to convert rust to a black substance than can be sanded. Just oil your chain.
1624811
I really do not know, as I have never tried it like that. I guess it would work as I use the stuff for friction wearing parts that are exposed to the elements. Try it, what could you lose.
1699663
I wouldn't say it would speed things up. A little less mess. I pay close attention and fill slowly. Use a newspaper or similar under saw. Goodluck!
2221732
Absolutely, that's why I got it and it works great. I use it about 50/50 water with a Park chain cleaner and stiff brush.
228845
I do not know as I have only used it once at this point in time. Thus, I also cannot yet recommend a degreaser to use after you run out.
555038
Absolutely, I use it to clean my bicycle chain. As well as the rear cassette an other metal parts.
2128214
It worked fine on the wooden steps I have. Go slow on dirty areas and a little faster on the cleaner sections. It's a time saver for sure. Dola.