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Hi Guys,

Keen to hear what cleaner/degreaser people have found worked best to clean the undercarriage.

Surely has to be some better products than just straight degreaser you can buy from like super cheap etc.

Will be using a pressure washer as well.

Thanks

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Super dooper brand name degreasers are usually better than the cheapies, but not by a big enough margin to justify the cost.  The spray cans of SCA/Export solvent stuff are useful for poking into tight spots and loosening thick grease, but the better stuff for bulk application is more detergent based.  Supercheap have 10L drums of stuff for ~$50, but you can get similar stuff in 4L bottles that will last you ages.  Just need a spray bottle.

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