Foamy Engine Brite to clean rails?

McKailas Dad said:

I know oven cleaner will remove the anodizing, but I don't have the patients to soak or scrub my rail with vinegar, dish or laundry soap.

Anybody tried something like Foamy Engine Brite engine cleaner? It's made by Gunk, and I'm sure there are other names and manufactures for it.

Considering how much aluminum is on today's engines, I would think the chances of damaging it would be pretty slim. I've used it many times on cleaning up engines and engine bays. I haven't noticed any negative affects on aluminum or paint, and it does remove burnt on crud as well, though it may take a couple applications for the stubborn stuff.

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McKailas Dad said:

I know oven cleaner will remove the anodizing, but I don't have the patients to soak or scrub my rail with vinegar, dish or laundry soap.

Anybody tried something like Foamy Engine Brite engine cleaner? It's made by Gunk, and I'm sure there are other names and manufactures for it.

Considering how much aluminum is on today's engines, I would think the chances of damaging it would be pretty slim. I've used it many times on cleaning up engines and engine bays. I haven't noticed any negative affects on aluminum or paint, and it does remove burnt on crud as well, though it may take a couple applications for the stubborn stuff.

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