<VV> Carb cleaners

[Jim Davis]

Still around and available but expensive.  Gunk still make the best 
parts cleaning liquids. Hyddo Seal has a layer of light oil on the top 
to prevent evaporation of the volatile cleaning solvent.

Biodegradable Cleaning Compound, For Use With All Metals Including 
Aluminum, Brass, Chrome, Copper, and Nickel 
<http://www.grainger.com/product/GUNK-Biodegradable-Cleaning-Compound-WP73936/_/N-cuy?s_pp=false&sgAttributes=>

Biodegradable Cleaning Compound, For Use With All Metals Including 
Aluminum, Brass, Chrome, Copper, and Nickel 
<http://www.grainger.com/product/GUNK-Biodegradable-Cleaning-Compound-WP73936/_/N-cuy?s_pp=false&sgAttributes=>

GUNK

Price: $121.65 - $243.50

Jim Davis 
<http://www.grainger.com/product/GUNK-Biodegradable-Cleaning-Compound-WP73936/_/N-cuy?s_pp=false&sgAttributes=>


On 2/12/2014 10:16 AM, kenpepke at juno.com wrote:
> I also had a 5 gal pail (with basket) … I believe it was referred to as 'Hydro-Seal.'
> I used it for carbs and even cylinder heads (1 end at a time.)  When clean, the
> parts were to be washed off with water.  It was quite pungent.  If it got on my
> hands it would leave the skin VERY dry but did not 'burn.'
>
> It used a layer of water on top to keep the working fluid from evaporating.  That
> can also failed after many years and the fluid soaked into my basement floor.  It
> mostly rinsed off but that small area of the floor would not hold paint well.
>
>
> Ken P
> Wyandotte, MI