Easy Off oven cleaner for revention

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JasonEwing

Bronze member
I was tolld to get easy off oven cleaner will this work?

http://www.soap.com/p/easy-off-fume-free-oven-cleaner-16-oz-217631?site=CI&utm_source=CSE&utm_medium=CPC_S&utm_campaign=Google&utm_content=pla&ci_sku=YLY-104&ci_gpa=pla&ci_kw={keyword}
 
Maz.

Maz.

Steel Member
It works fine on proto scs's, mine shows no sign of erosion, but if you want to be on the safe side i'd get it sand blasted.
 
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All-Weld

Member
It wont hurt anything unless you leave it on for too long(like hours).
Just spray it on leave it sit for 5-10 minutes and rinse it off with water. If there is any ano left on the deck just spray on some more oven cleaner...leave it set for a couple more minutes. Rinse it off with water and clean it up with 3M Scotchbrite or steel wool.
When you are all done rinse off the deck again and wash with soap and water.
Its so simple, there is no way you can mess it up...unless you fall asleep after you spray the oven cleaner on...then you will wake up and your deck will be gone..nothing left but a pile of white corrosion dust....Lol
Ive actually had this happen to me before, but with aluminum RC car parts..
Btw id recommend using only yellow can easy off...cause it works great. Ive de-anodized aluminum parts with it hundreds of times.
 
JacobUrrea08

JacobUrrea08

Bronze member
All-Weld said:
It wont hurt anything unless you leave it on for too long(like hours).
Just spray it on leave it sit for 5-10 minutes and rinse it off with water. If there is any ano left on the deck just spray on some more oven cleaner...leave it set for a couple more minutes. Rinse it off with water and clean it up with 3M Scotchbrite or steel wool.
When you are all done rinse off the deck again and wash with soap and water.
Its so simple, there is no way you can mess it up...unless you fall asleep after you spray the oven cleaner on...then you will wake up and your deck will be gone..nothing left but a pile of white corrosion dust....Lol
Ive actually had this happen to me before, but with aluminum RC car parts..
Btw id recommend using only yellow can easy off...cause it works great. Ive de-anodized aluminum parts with it hundreds of times.
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Thanks, this helped me to.
 
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All-Weld

Member
Yeah...i would be scared it would f up the urethane...Eazy Off is potent stuff!
Im sure people have done it...but i wouldnt take the chance of ruining a $80 set of wheels.
But a de-anodizing a deck, SCS, or any other part that is just aluminum is unfuckupable.
 
Vlad

Vlad

Bronze member
LOL my friend did it to his wheels and his little brother ended eating some of it and now theyre in the firggen hospital overnight
 
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