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infamous mud stains on motor?!?!?
Ok, I've tried everything i can think of muck-off, engine bright, comet powder and soft scrub (works the best so far), honda bright, hot pressure washer. any tips on how to get ride of that awesome brown mud stain off my KTM's motor?. Its a 2010 250 XC..... Any help would be great thanks!
3 Answers
- BedouinLv 69 years ago
A mild acid left on for a short period of time might be worth trying on a small area that is not obvious to the eye for a test. WD 40 sprayed on prior the getting it muddy will wash down leaving the metal clean but that is done before the mud gets to the bike. There is an acid used in the alloy boat industry to get rid of marine growth which would be ideal but the name of the acid I don't recall off hand...
- 9 years ago
There's this stuff I've used called Oil Eater. It comes in a big white jug that says Oil Eater on it. It has worked on everything, It's like Windex times 1000, it's great stuff. Not sure where to buy it though, try Home Depot. Hope it helps, if you can find some.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000EALHHG/
If you can't seem to find it in stores, here it is online.
