Cleaners
The problem
Grease, oil and dust under the hood
Over the miles, the engine bay gets coated in a greasy film that traps dust. Water alone won’t shift it. Motor Blast dissolves it.
- Deep-degreases the engine bay
- Removes grease, oil and dust
- Clean, cared-for plastics, rubbers and metal
How to use
A clean engine in 4 steps
- Cold engine, in the shade. Shake well.
- Spray and leave a few moments, without letting it dry.
- Agitate if needed with a detailing brush.
- Rinse at low pressure or wipe with a damp microfibre, then dry.
Protect the alternator, connectors, air intake and electronic units. Test on a discreet area first.
Composition & safety
Motor Blast is a hydrocarbon solvent-based degreaser: that is what lets it dissolve grease and oil. Like any solvent, it just needs a few simple habits.
- Do not swallowIf swallowed, call a poison centre. Do not induce vomiting.
- Wear glovesRepeated contact may cause skin dryness or cracking.
- Keep away from childrenStore upright in a cool, dry, safe place.
- Ventilated areaWork outdoors or in a well-aired space.
Contains: hydrocarbons C10-C13, n-alkanes, isoalkanes, cyclics.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about the Motor Blast engine degreaser
Motor Blast is an engine degreaser cleaner from Cleaners Motors. It dissolves grease, oil and dust in the engine bay and leaves plastics, rubbers and metal parts clean.
With the engine cold and in the shade, spray the product and let it work for a few moments without letting it dry. Brush if needed with a brush, then rinse at low pressure or wipe with a damp microfiber before drying.
No, high pressure should be avoided: it can force water into connectors and electronic control units. With Motor Blast, rinse only at low pressure or wipe with a damp microfiber.
Always cold. On a hot engine or in direct sunlight, the product dries too quickly and can leave marks.
Avoid direct contact with the alternator, electrical sockets, air intake and electronic control units. Test on an inconspicuous area first, especially on older plastics or painted surfaces.
Motor Blast contains a hydrocarbon solvent. It may be fatal if swallowed and enters the airways: if swallowed, call a poison control center and do not induce vomiting. Wear gloves, as repeated contact may dry out the skin, and keep the product out of reach of children.
Motor Blast is made in France by Cleaners Motors. It is sold in a 500 ml spray bottle.
