Hello guyz,

I am in need for a motor spray like this:
http://www.rcboca.com/duratrax-power-shot-motor-spray-cleaner-12oz.html

From where I can procure it. Does any hobby shop stocks it? Any other Motor spray will do fine.

Thanks & Best Regards,

Many modellers swear by Ethylene Glycol (Radiator Coolant).  Heat it undiluted and soak your engine in it, comes out spanking clean

Hey !!!

Here's what i have been looking at for my Nitro Buggy

1 ) http://shop.cardekho.com/exterior-cleaners/abro-heavy-duty-engine-degreaser~13461.html

2 ) http://shop.cardekho.com/exterior-cleaners/nulon-l-40-anti-rust-spray~12739.html

From what i have read on other forums .. water is something one should avoid ..Especially if you don't have a Heat gun to dry the car parts fast , before they start Oxidising and rust starts ..

You can go for non- chlorinated brake cleaner.

Electric contact spray will also do the job.

Quote from: iamahuman on March 01, 2013, 03:19:38 PM
You can go for non- chlorinated brake cleaner.

Electric contact spray will also do the job.

Hey !!!

Sorry to be a bother , but could you specify some product names that are available in the indian market

Thanx

I'm not sure about the brand names.

Contact Cleaner is CRC and Cramolin (Germany & Belgium) both available locally. Will take of fresh oil, not gummed up

Thanks guys...

I have to use it on the screws & parts of a kit before assembling it as per the manual. That's why I am asking.
During kit assembly, what kind of motor spray they are talking about.

Would the products suggested by members here do the job?

During assembly WD 40 is fine. Any Hardware/Paint shop

They suggest de-greasing the screw before loctiting it, right?

In that case, I wouldn't use WD-40.

Thats what I think...
As stringer.6 has suggested: http://shop.cardekho.com/exterior-cleaners/abro-heavy-duty-engine-degreaser~13461.html
It seems a product to go for. What you use iamahuman?

I don't need a heavy duty de-greaser.

I used a prototype from a company called OKS for a while and it was pretty good.

The heavy duty de-greaser mentioned will work with screws but be careful with it around plastics.

OK thanks.