Muck off

Any of you guys n gals used this stuff? any impressions?

[BaZa®]

Never heard of it can't even find it to read about it on the search engine. Any more clues

I've used it on mountain bikes etc - it's bright pink and usually comes in a plastic bottle with spray nozzle.

Works OK on pushbikes, but you do have to wash it off before it dries, or it can cause marks. This might be worse on a hot surface Give it a try on a small area first - usually about £6-7 a bottle from cycle shops.

Originally Posted by BaZa ®

Never heard of it can't even find it to read about it on the search engine. Any more clues

http://www.muc-off.co.uk/
was thinking it might effect the engine paint

[BaZa®]

.....arrrgh muc-off.

Ta reads ok on the site but they all do!

http://www.muc-off.co.uk/motorcyclemain.html

Originally Posted by BaZa ®

.....arrrgh muc-off.

Ta reads ok on the site but they all do!

http://www.muc-off.co.uk/motorcyclemain.html

Thats the problem and I wasn't sure if it would strip the paint off the engine casings with it being Alkaline
may just stick to gunk

[BaZa®]

Jizer is good.
click on photo.

[CrazyIvan]

There was an article about these cleaners some time ago in one of the bike mags. Sorry to be vague but I can't remember which one or when as I was recently given a load to read

I do remember that the Hein Gericke ones (there are two) came out best though... and I believe are cheaper

Originally Posted by BaZa ®

Jizer is good.
click on photo.

Aye, I thought it wasn't available anymore used to us it when I was an apprentice mechanic, its not as thick as gunk and washes off betterer

[quote=CrazyIvan]There was an article about these cleaners some time ago in one of the bike mags. Sorry to be vague but I can't remember which one or when as I was recently given a load to read

I do remember that the Hein Gericke ones (there are two) came out best though... and I believe are cheaper [/quote

Ill check it out, cheaper sounds good