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Carbon-X Stain Remover (One Gallon)
MFR Model# CD-2035-4X1GL
Overview
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CARBON-X has been trusted for decades by those who are serious about maintaining their aircraft. It is a water soluble, biodegradable, non-flammable, non-toxic concentrate, that can be used in pennies-per-gallon dilutions to outperform other cleaners. Pleasantly scented, and stainless, it leaves no oily film or residual gumminess. Safe to use on metals, electrical insulations and most painted and plastic surfaces. It will pay for itself in its virtually unlimited applications by replacing many obsolete degreasers with one all purpose cleaner. Approved for use as aircraft exterior surface cleaner: Douglas Aircraft CSO #1; Boeing D6-17487 Revision L. *When used according to label instructions, this product is approved for use in USDA Inspected Meat and Food Processing Facilities. |
Features
- Biodegradable
- Economical
- Rust Retarder
- Refer to MSDS for additional
- safety information.
- Oxidation Renewer
- Water Soluble
- USDA Approved
- Multi-Purpose Concentrate
Properties
- Vapor Pressure: 31
- Volatility: 91
- Solubility: Yes
- Specific Gravity: 1.033
- Vapor Density: N/A
- pH: 11.7
- Evaporation Rate: Slower than ether
- Physical Description: Yellow w/characteristic odor
Documents
- Carbon X SDS (PDF)
Reviews
Great product,
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Carbon-X Stain Remover (One Gallon)
works great, not perfect but 99% good...
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Carbon-X Stain Remover (One Gallon)
Best belly cleaner I have found. Dilute 10 to 1 and use only on belly. This stuff is very potent.
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Carbon-X Stain Remover (One Gallon)
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Carbon-X Stain Remover (One Gallon)
Fast shipping. Convenient website
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Carbon-X Stain Remover (One Gallon)
Great stuff! For really dirty or oily spray on neat and wait 5 mins!
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Carbon-X Stain Remover (One Gallon)
Good de-greaser which cuts thru almost anything!!! We mix 1/2 Carbon X to 1/2 water in a spray bottle to cut thru turbine exhaust on engine nacelles and wheels which make washing our King Air a lot easier! Just be careful to rinse off quickly and not let it dry on plane surface.
Does a great job even at max dilution, which makes it very economical to use.
Great stuff! With a 5:1 mix, I was able to degrease the underside of my PA-140 easily with one application despite having accumulated for who knows how long by the previous owner. Works very well and goes a long way! One and one-half spray bottles of mixture cleaned the entire surface area of the plane, including the underside.
Excellent product. Works far better than any other product used to date. Can use at 20 to 1 for easy cleaning up to 5 to 1 for hard to clean areas.
Q&A
Please note, Aircraft Spruce Australia's personnel are not certified aircraft mechanics and can only provide general support and ideas, which should not be relied upon or implemented in lieu of consulting an A&P or other qualified technician. Aircraft Spruce Australia assumes no responsibility or liability for any issue or problem which may arise from any repair, modification or other work done from this knowledge base. Any product eligibility information provided here is based on general application guides and we recommend always referring to your specific aircraft parts manual, the parts manufacturer or consulting with a qualified mechanic.
Per Vendor: Yes this can be used on fabric covered aircraft. The vendor recommends to dilute this 15 to 20:1.
Yes, this will need to be rinsed off thoroughly with water.
Yes, it can be used for washing your aircraft. It can be diluted up to 20:1, but there is not a dilution chart, so actual usage would need to determine the dilution rate for your specific application. It may remove some wax.
This will have a 12month shelf life once opened.
Yes, this should be fine for that surface but we always recommend trying any chemical on a small test area to be sure it does not cause damage for applying on the whole airplane.
