Sprayway SW330 Chlorinated Brake Parts Cleaner, 18.5 oz

This brake parts cleaner is very effective at removing grease, oil, and brake dust quickly. It sprays with good pressure, which helps flush out buildup from hard-to-reach areas, and it evaporates fast without leaving a residue. I like that it is chlorinated because it seems to cut through tough grime more easily than non-chlorinated versions I have used. It is great for brake calipers, rotors, and other metal parts that need to be completely clean before reassembly. The 18.5-ounce can lasts for multiple cleanings, and the nozzle provides a controlled spray that does not waste product. It is a strong chemical, so using it in a well-ventilated area is important. Overall, this is a reliable and powerful brake cleaner that saves time and delivers great results.

I had to buy several cans for all the work when redoing my 1955 Thunderbird chassis and brake job. It cuts the grease and oil very well. Just wear gloves and eye protection and be careful, as it will soften and remove most paint finishes. Don't spray it on anything you don't plan on repainting. This item does exactly what it is intended to do at a fair price per ounce.

Great for doing a brake job on your car. Works very well to clean off any dirt, grime or oil off of parts you are working on. Works well too with getting the same off of outdoor work tools. Would definitely recommend.

Works great

Works greats, goes fast lol. Never enough.

Does what it says and cleaned just as good as non chlorinated cleaner.

It performs exactly as expected. In an auto shop, this is something you go through like water—but since I don’t have a shop (or anything like that) at home, I’ve been using it sparingly to make it last. The spray cap is a bit flimsy and tends to break pretty easily, but it’s not something I keep around for years like WD-40, so it’s not a big deal.

Absolutely amazing actually. Worth more than the stuff you buy at O'reilly's or Napa, and isn't as expensive either. It blasts off the garbage with good pressure, and really does just eliminate everything from the surface of whatever you're working on. Personally, I did not buy it to do brakes solely, but nobody does probably. Did not seem to affect rubber, but I can't speak for the synthetic stuff you could come across.