Cleaners & sprays
Which cleaner do you need? Brake cleaner removes grease and brake fluid without residue. Contact spray drives out moisture and protects electrical connections. Degreaser strips oil and dirt from engines and chassis. Choose a spray that is safe on plastics and rubber. Many cleaners attack these materials. Most sprays are highly flammable. Use them in a well-ventilated area only. Check the spray pattern. A narrow pattern gives precise aim, a wide pattern covers larger surfaces. That way you pick the cleaner that does exactly what you need.
The right cleaner for every job
Which cleaner do you need?
Brake cleaner removes grease, oil and brake fluid without residue. Contact spray displaces moisture and protects electrical connections. Degreaser takes stubborn dirt from engine and chassis. Choose the cleaner that fits the job.
Watch out for plastic and rubber
Many cleaners attack plastic and rubber. Always check if the spray is suitable for these materials. Use a cleaner that is safe for all parts you treat. This prevents damage to hoses and seals.
Working safely with sprays
Many sprays are highly flammable. Use them only in a ventilated area. Also check the spray pattern. A narrow pattern works precisely, a wide pattern covers large surfaces. This way you pick the spray that does exactly what you need.
Cleaners and sprays belong with the maintenance you carry out using oil and lubricants. When you change your engine oil, also look at transmission oil and antifreeze and coolant. For the brake system you combine a cleaner with brake and steering fluid, and for the windscreen you use screenwash.