A great mud remover/degreaser
Alot of you might have heard of this or use it. It's called purple power and the stuff is amazing. Just dont apply it in direct sunlight lol. We use it as a truck wash so we buy the stuff in bulk, but Ive seen it at auto zone before for a good price.
*****Edit*****Guess I shoulda been a little clearer. I didnt mean as anything to wash paint---I meant mud/grease from the under your trucks and engine grease. Sorry about that- Ambulance company so we have to keep them pretty tight. For truck wash we use blue marvel, however im open to suggestions if you guys know anything easier to clean our trucks with. |
we have that stuff at work to clean the shop bays...will clean anything
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DO NOT use it on a vinyl tiled floor . It will pull the coloring out. Basicly bleaching the floor.
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Originally Posted by Twiztid
(Post 1748965)
We use it as a truck wash
wait wait wait...you wash trucks with that stuff?! |
This is just wrong, purple power is the worst stuff you can use, and i definitely wouldn't use it as a car wash! If anything use simple Green. Purple power will deteriorate any plastics and vinyls!
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good point
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your raping the sh!t out of your paint stop it. never apply anything that degreases, simple green, dawn, to your paint unless its for the once a year master detailing
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not only will the degreaser strip all the wax off...it will start degreading your clearcoat...next thing you know it will start to lift and peel
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Originally Posted by ES894x4
(Post 1748993)
your raping the sh!t out of your paint stop it. never apply anything that degreases, simple green, dawn, to your paint unless its for the once a year master detailing
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I use purple power in my parts washer and it works great for that. I can soak pistons with heavy carbon build up over night and most of it disappears.
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Mix it with DOT 3 brake fluid in your wash bucket if its really dirty.
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purple power IS a great cleaner, but not for car washes and rubber and vinyl
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Originally Posted by k.blakeley
(Post 1749067)
Mix it with DOT 3 brake fluid in your wash bucket if its really dirty.
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Yeah, I only use purple power to wash nasty crap like calipers, frame, and undercarriage. And when it is used, I dilute it quite a bit. It doesn't take alot of that stuff to get the job done. As everyone else has said absolutely do not use that stuff on paint. My granddad and I are currently rebuilding a 64 Falcon and after 46 years of sitting, purple power will peel the built up grime and grease like it is nothing. So as a degreaser, it is definitely the stuff to use. Not as a "soap" for the paint.
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Guess I shoulda been a little clearer. I didnt mean as anything to wash paint---I meant mud/grease from the under your trucks and engine grease. Sorry about that- Ambulance company so we have to keep them pretty tight. For truck wash we use blue marvel, however im open to suggestions if you guys know anything easier to clean our trucks with.
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We use purple power for stripping paint on model cars. most paint/clears take just a couple hours. works great for stripping some chrome plating on plastics.
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