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Old 08-22-2016, 10:28 PM   #2486
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My coil covers you mean (I'm slow)? What's the concern with the magnesium?

I have a leaf blower I use to dry outside of car. Will that work, followed by driving?
Just to support what everyone already said, you don't really need to use anything stronger than an APC on the engine bay. I personally use Chemical Guys All Clean + Citrus. If you have some smaller areas you want to get in, use an old toothbrush.

After you rinse (carefully) and dry (leaf blower is fine) you can get a MF towel and spray it with something like 303 Aerospace. Wipe down all of the black plastic with the rag. No need to douse any parts with spray that will make a mess everywhere. I find that it gives everything a nice clean look, without a lot of work, and makes subsequent cleanings even easier. Here are a couple of pics of my cars in which I have done exactly what I just described. (For reference, the VW has almost 90k miles on it.)



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