400g
Simply spray on & hose off
Powerful all-purpose degreaser
Use on car, truck or motorcycle engines, mowers, outboard motors, concrete floors & more
flexible funnel can be found here..
https://www.supercheapauto.com.au/p/sca-funnel-round-flexibl…
Anti-lube lol
This stuff is bloody brilliant on concrete floors and pesky oil stains. Spray on liberally, leave for 10 minutes, and wipe away with rag.
You can never have enough of this stuff.
cheers ordered 30 cans never seen it for $1 each
Haha it actually pops up every few months.
Tried to order but wants to charge full price
Email says limit 6 per customer, floor stock only.
they gave me my 30 cans no issues
Need to login as club member to see $1 price
I love this stuff it's also works great for lubrication in the bedroom.
That joke doesn't really work when the product is a degreaser.
Cheaper to just use spit
This guy gets it
Is this ok for this for cleaning a bike drivetrain?
yes but i'd recommend using a lubricant after cleaning, put the bike upside down and spin the wheel slowly and lube the chain with wd40.
WD40's not great, since it's mostly degreaser itself. Specific bike lube would be better, but engine lubricants etc. work well enough anyway.
Make sure you give it a good wash after degreasing, if any sticks around, it'll eat into any lube you put on after it.
I soak my bike chains in a salsa jar with a bit of diesel. You only need about 100 ml of fuel. Diesel is self lubricating. The problem with most degreasers is properly lubricating the chain links afterwards. I put some chain lube on afterwards.
Note that it helps if you have a removable quick link to get the chain off and back on.
I don't put WD40 anywhere near my bike.
@HKS Mate, WD40 is not designed for that. Get a proper chain lube. WD40 is designed primarily as a moisture inhibiter and protector. Also very viscous so its good for letting it soak and getting rusted nuts loose etc. It has no friction/heat protection that a moving chain would require.
WD40 definitely has its uses, but it should never be used in mechanical moving parts. Unsticking a hinge or something, fine. But not in machinery.
Turned the bike upside down but all the oil and petrol leaked out
Wd40 is good for cleaning chains and then follow up with a decent lube product
Also if you are YOUI member you can get 10$% gift cards as SCA
Outstanding!
The pancakes practically fly off the grill with this baby…
Cool, cheap lube.