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Hi Everyone,

Simple Green is harder to come by in Canada and when I went to Canadian tire I was pointed to a pressure washer Simple Green product. Its all purpose but also Heavy Duty all purpose concentrate. Anyone use this particular simple green? I am going to tst it on stripping mini's but thought is someone had used it already I could get a head start on how they diluted it and their results. I am using it on plastic minis.

thanks!

I looked at the Simple Green website and while it said it had a "powerful new formula" it didn't lead me to believe that it would be markedly different than standard Simple Green. Use it undiluted, as regular Simple Green is also a concentrate that has no ill-effects on plastics.

Is Super Clean available in Canada? If it is, I would recommend using that. I have found it works much better than Simple Green.

I'm not sure if super clean is available but what I have now is a big bottle is simple green

Try it on a piece of spray primed/painted sprue left to dry for a good 5-6 hours to be sure that it works and is safe for plastic.

Some times pressure washer formulations are a bit different but there is no guarantee that is the case here.