Oil-Erasing Degreaser
Oil-Erasing Degreaser
Oil-Erasing Degreaser is a concentrated heavy-duty automotive degreaser that cuts through engine grime, oil stains, road tar, bug guts and grease buildup on contact. Strong enough for engine bays and undercarriages, yet gentle enough for lighter cleaning jobs on wheels, wheel wells, tools, and garage floors. Safe on metal, plastic, and rubber surfaces.
Saturate the dirty area, wait a few seconds while the formula breaks down grease and oil, agitate stubborn spots if needed, then rinse with water and wipe clean. No sticky residue left behind.
Built for DIY mechanics cleaning engine bays at home, anyone dealing with oil leaks or years of accumulated grime, detailers offering engine bay cleaning services, and garage owners maintaining clean tools and floors. Use it before painting or detailing to remove contaminants, after oil leak repairs, before presenting a vehicle for sale, and any time heavy grease or road tar needs to be removed efficiently. A little goes a long way — dilute for lighter jobs, use full strength for serious buildup.
Directions:
- Shake before use.
- Saturate dirty area, being mindful of possible overspray on surrounding areas.
- Wait a few seconds while the grease and oil break down.
- Agitate stubborn areas, if needed.
- Rinse with water, if applicable.
- Wipe with clean microfiber until dry.
What Makes This Degreaser Special ▼
- Destroys Oil & Grease Fast — Cuts through engine grime, oil stains, and road tar
- Heavy-Duty Cleaning Power — Tackles the toughest automotive grease
- Safe on Multiple Surfaces — Engine bays, wheels, undercarriage, tools
- Versatile Use — Engines, driveways, garage floors, wheels, tools
- Concentrated Formula — A little goes a long way
- Rinses Clean — No sticky residue left behind
Who This Is For ▼
- DIY mechanics working on engines at home
- Car enthusiasts detailing engine bays
- Owners of older vehicles with oil leaks
- Professional detailers offering engine bay cleaning
- Garage owners maintaining clean tools and work areas
- Anyone dealing with grease, oil, or road tar
When to Use ▼
- Engine bay detailing: Remove years of accumulated grime
- Oil leak cleanup: Clean the engine before and after repairs
- Wheel well cleaning: Eliminate road tar and grease
- Tool maintenance: Clean greasy tools and equipment
- Garage floor cleaning: Remove oil and grease buildup
- Undercarriage cleaning: Tackle road grime and salt
- Before presenting: Clean engine bay for better presentation
Frequently Asked Questions ▼
Does this remove bug splatter?
Yes. Bug residue is mostly protein and oil, and the degreaser breaks both down fast. Spray, let it sit a few seconds, then wipe or rinse away — no scrubbing needed on fresh splatter.
Will it take off road tar?
Yes, road tar is one of the toughest jobs this degreaser is built for. Saturate the spot, give it a few seconds to break the tar down, then agitate with a microfiber towel if it's stubborn and rinse clean.
Does it work on tree sap?
Yes. Tree sap can be sticky and stubborn, especially once it's baked on by the sun, but the degreaser's solvents cut through it the same way it cuts oil and grease. For heavy sap buildup, use it full strength and let it dwell a little longer before wiping.
Is it safe to use on my car's paint?
Yes, it's safe on painted surfaces, metal, plastic, and rubber. As with any degreaser, avoid letting it sit too long in direct sun and rinse fully after use.
Do I need to dilute it?
Not for tough jobs like tar, sap, or engine grime — use it full strength. For lighter cleaning like wheels or garage floors, you can dilute it to stretch the bottle further.