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Degreaser 400g or SCA Flexible Funnel $1 (Was $2.70) @ Supercheap Auto (Club Plus Members)

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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…

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  • Cool, cheap lube.

    • +8

      Anti-lube lol

  • +1

    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

    • +4

      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.

        • +1

          they gave me my 30 cans no issues

      • +1

        Need to login as club member to see $1 price

  • The 2 in 1 screwdriver is also $1 for club members.

  • -1

    I love this stuff it's also works great for lubrication in the bedroom.

    • +3

      That joke doesn't really work when the product is a degreaser.

  • 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.

      • +4

        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.

      • +1

        @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

  • +1

    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…

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