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Tricky Dicky Member of the Inner Circle
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Same here it's addictive..
2009 4/4 Henrietta
1999 Indigo Blue +8
2009 4/4 Sport Green prev
1993 Connaught Green +8 prev
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Anybody remember what "Gunk" smelled like in the old days-whooey! Wonderful smell. I keep a tin in the garage and use it for stubborn marks on the inside of Morgan wheels.
Paul
Costock, UK
2014 4/4 Rolls Royce Garnet Red
Disco 5
Teddy - 17h1 Irish Draught cross
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Talk Morgan Sage
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I first used Gunk when I was 17 ...over 53 years ago!
Not only did it smell amazing ...it actually worked!!
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My mate Woodsy charges me either £5 or a packet of fags to steam clean an engine bay in his yard. Drive in, spray the bay with Traffic Film Remover, off for a brew and a chinwag then fire up the steam cleaner. Job done at minimal cost!
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Wave & smile... It's a Morgan Member of the Inner Circle
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I cleaned the engine on my last Mog with Gunk
Protected all the electrical connectors with plastic wrap - took a while as I was very careful
Put a large plastic sheet under the engine on the drive
Then used a large old paint brush to cover all the areas with Gunk
Rinsed off carefully with a hose
Went over again with the paint brush dipped in a bucket of water
Rinsed off again
Dried off with a hair dryer
Took the plastic off the electrical bits and connectors
Then treated all the black plastic bits with Aerospace 303 protectorant and polished any shiny bits
Made a huge difference and was very pleased with the result
2008 XXVII Platform, Bugatti Blue Roadster 4 Seater
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Stewart. Very impressive, but also somewhat disappointing! As I have said before, I always imagined that you have your butler or valet carry out these tasks for you!!  . 
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Great work Stewart.
I often think that the under bonnet , engine etc is a neglected part of presentation.
For some reason lost in time I love seeing a clean valetted engine bay.
I use a Bike spray on all my rubber hoses etc ...creates a great if short term look.
Am investigating a more permanent solution but being put off by poor residual look ( like dried out varnish) over time which many so called " treatments" leave behind.
Suggestions welcome !
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Rubber hoses and similar bits - I use Autoglym Rubber and Vinyl restorer. Having used it for years I'm still impressed at the seemingly magic results.
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Dried off with a hair dryer
A 1950's Pifco, I trust..?
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Dried off with a hair dryer
A 1950's Pifco, I trust..?  
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