Grease Eater is a premium-grade solvent degreaser tailored for professionals who need a reliable solution to remove thick oil, grease, and industrial grime. Its self-emulsifying formula breaks down even the toughest residues, making it perfect for use in workshops, engineering projects, haulage depots, and by coach operators.

Water-soluble and easy to rinse, Grease Eater is effective for manual cleaning with brushes and as a parts cleaner in static tanks. Simply apply it neat, allow it to soak on heavily soiled areas, and brush or rinse it off for exceptional results. Grease Eater combines efficiency and convenience, making it an indispensable product for any cleaning arsenal.

Application:

1. 1. Use Grease Eater neat, applying directly to the area requiring cleaning.
   2. For light grime, brush the solvent well into the surface to emulsify the grease.

Soaking:

1. 1. For thick oil and stubborn grease deposits, allow the solvent to soak in for a few minutes to break down the buildup.

Rinsing:

1. 1. Rinse thoroughly with water to remove all residues and leave the surface clean.
   2. If used in a static cleaning tank, ensure proper disposal of used solvent according to local regulations.

Self-Emulsifying Formula: Easily breaks down oil and grease for fast removal.

Water Soluble: Can be rinsed off effortlessly with water.

Versatile Applications: Perfect for workshops, haulage, coach operators, and engineering use.

Effective on Thick Grease: Soaks in and removes even the toughest deposits.

Parts Cleaner Compatibility: Ideal for use in static cleaning tanks.

Convenient and Reliable: Ensures effective results with minimal effort.

Q1: What types of surfaces can Grease Eater be used on?
A: Grease Eater can be used on metal and most hard surfaces commonly found in workshops, haulage vehicles, and engineering setups.

Q2: Do I need to dilute Grease Eater?
A: No, Grease Eater is used neat for maximum effectiveness.

Q3: Is Grease Eater safe for use on painted surfaces?
A: Avoid prolonged exposure on painted surfaces. Always test a small, inconspicuous area before use.

Q4: Can I use it as a parts cleaner in a tank?
A: Yes, Grease Eater works well as a parts cleaner in static tanks. Ensure proper handling and disposal after use.

Q5: How long should I let it soak on thick grease?
A: Allow Grease Eater to soak in for a few minutes to break down thick grease effectively before rinsing or brushing.