Gunk SC3 Super Concentrate Degreaser - High-Performance Cleaning Solution for Industrial Use - 1 Gallon Review

Wanted a cleaner that would work in my metal parts cleaner. Use this with low odor kerosene and it will not damage the seals etc on the pump. Cleans well.

This is the best product for mixing with paint thinner, napa or other petroleum based products including kerosene. For use in parts cleaner. Still has the same great smell as always. You have to be a reducer to understand that. It just smells great. It works fine too.

Bought as an alternative to brake cleaner because of the high price. This stuff works AMAZING! I soaked the engine parts in a 5 to 1 fuel mixture and the grease and dirt just fell off! After use, I put the rest in a petrol can to use again. I also have a spray bottle that I can use as an aerosol can. Works great again! Lots of pure power for the dollar.

One of the best products I have ever used. I use this in a non-pump/engine parts cleaner mixed with kerosene (paraffin oil). I've been using this product for a number of years, have bought it locally for as long as I can (almost twice the price) and it's getting harder and harder to find since some of the local mom and dad parts stores have closed.

I enjoy restoring mechanical equipment from the early 1900's such as adding machines, sewing machines etc - and one of the challenges with this type of restoration is removing fossilized, hardened grease and oil. I bought a 10 liter heated ultrasonic cleaner off eBay (for about $120) and followed the directions on Gunk Concentrate to fill the cleaner. My petrified 1930's arithmometer came in and out came a great degreased machine ready for restoration. I went away. Gunk in an ultrasonic cleaner

I love this stuff, have used it in parts tanks and in aerosol cans to keep engine compartments clean for years. After every oil change I spray everything up and down, drain the hose and run the engine until it's completely dry. It also removes drips well from the pavement, but not from asphalt, only from concrete. It is very economical when diluted 9 to 1 with some solvent. I use Type A kerosene as I have access to a test fuel station from the airport. Don't think about gasoline, it's very…