SVRT Underhood Or Go Naked

[zw470]

So everyone loves the "matte, like-factory" finish Interior Detailer leaves behind right? I was cleaning up the engine-bay and decided I wanted the same effect. Usually I wipe/brush down everything with Waterless Wash and then follow that up with a combo of SVRT and In & Out, but this time I stopped after everything was clean.

Edited July 1, 2017 by zw470

[Greg from GA]

Tell me how you distinguish between the VRT and the in and out.  Reason I ask is that I have used the VRT for some time and it works for me on the engine bay.  I even dilute VRT in a spray bottle for the non pad application surfaces.  Does in and out fit in there or am I already doing that with my spray VRT?

[zw470]

Anything I can reach with a sponge would get SVRT, and all the nooks & crannies would get In & Out. Or in your case the diluted SVRT.

[falcaineer]

Tell me how you distinguish between the VRT and the in and out.  Reason I ask is that I have used the VRT for some time and it works for me on the engine bay.  I even dilute VRT in a spray bottle for the non pad application surfaces.  Does in and out fit in there or am I already doing that with my spray VRT?

Hey Greg, check out this video...

 

https://youtu.be/9JPjO-YX4JE

[Rich]

Engine looks amazing!!  Great job!

[Ls1transam]

I use interior detailer in the engine bay and it works great!!

 

 

[mc2hill]

SVRT milk (or diluted SVRT) for me!  Just spray, wipe with a cheap MF towel, and done,

[redneck08sierra]

i go naked...its under the hood so the only time I see it is after I wash it.  I'll take that time and use it somewhere on the exterior

[Last_cast]

SVRT milk (or diluted SVRT) for me!  Just spray, wipe with a cheap MF towel, and done,

 

Not a bad idea.

whats ratio do you use?

 

Might try it out!

[1911A1]

50/50 works great gets all the nooks and crannies

[Nathan]

I use interior detailer in the engine bay and it works great!!

I was just about to recommend total interior detailer and then I saw your post. Nice Hemi by the way!

Edited June 30, 2017 by Nathan

[mc2hill]

Not a bad idea.

whats ratio do you use?

 

Might try it out!

 

50/50, the same as Run.