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By cleaning the motor oils are intended to gather up dirt, debris and deposits and stores from motor segments and to avoid blockages in significant oil ways. The oil bolts up the dirt and render it harmless until it is removed at the following oil change.

By lessening corrosion and limiting wear Engine oils structure a protective film over engine parts and have a uniquely added substance that demonstration between the moving surfaces to anticipate contact and decrease drag. This causes your motor to work as unobtrusively and adequately as the fashioners proposed.

By removing heat Engine oils divert heat from hot zones, for example, around the cylinder rings where the temperature can reach up to 320 C, and redistribute it around the motor.

By anticipating consumption and rust Engine oils help to shield your persevering motor parts from corrosion past the ordinary oil-change interim. Benchmarking studies demonstrate that Power Up Engine oils give top tier insurance and help to expand your motor's life and dodge some costly fixes.

You should change your oil and oil filter at or before the end of oil-change intervals indicated by your vehicle manufacturer. These are based on distance travelled or time. Regular oil changing helps to keep your engine oil in good condition and provide the best protection for all of your engine components.

In the event that you essentially keep on topping up your oil, you put more pressure on the existing oil that remains within the motor. And this stretch will cause more undesirable events in the long term, advanced motors presently run with almost 25% less oil in their sumps. Power Up engine oil incorporates a effective capacity to clean up your motor components and goes on keeping motors clean through to the another oil-change.

Engine oil has multiple purposes, mainly lubrication of engine parts which are subject to friction, thereby reducing servicing costs. It also helps in addition to the role of coolant to cool the engine parts which become heated due to combustion and friction. Some other advantages include cleaning, protection against corrosion of metal parts and sealing by forming a protective layer around the engine cylinders.

A two-letter code is now used to classify engine oils. S is the first letter in the codefor gasoline engine oils. The letter C represents thecategory fordiesel engine oil.

The second letter simply denotes a progression of higher quality levels over the years of engine oil research and development. In other words, the following letter of the alphabet is employed when a new industry quality level is formed (so SN replaced SM). To avoid potential confusion with other regularly used designations, the letters "I" and "K" were purposely omitted.

Semi-synthetic engine oil is made up of a blend of high-performance fluids and regular mineral oil.

Fully synthetic engine oil, on the other hand, is simply high-performance fluids that are 100 percent synthetic. Although fully synthetic oils are preferable for high-performance, semi-synthetic oils are less expensive.

Before choosing an alternative engine oil in your next servicing, make sure the oil meets the same API requirement of your previous engine oil used. If you are still confused, you can read the guide given by your automaker as they would usually recommend the most suitable engine oil for your car needs. If you have any questions you can contact us for help.

Silicone Sealant FAQ

In contrast to water-based sealants like latex, an RTV (Room Temperature Vulcanization) silicone sealer begins to cure quickly when exposed to air (particularly, the moisture contained in the air).

Silicone sealant is most commonly used for doors and windows installing sealing, all kinds of decoration filling and sealing, other general industrial use such as sealing in electronics (white goods), and waterproof sealing. It is also heavily used in construction such as curtain wall sealing.

Interior uses include kitchen countertops, glass joints and sinks.

Silicone sealants cannot be painted. We recommend acrylic sealant for paintable caulk

Silicone Sealant can have different properties and used for various surfaces. Some factors like adhesion, elasticity, and hardness can differ a lot so it is vital to choose the right sealant for the job.

Powerup GP Series is a one size fit all solution for any general surface that requires sealing or glazing.
For more guidance on your next DIY job, contact Powerup. We are happy to help you to be successful on your next sealing work.

Our silicone products come with a one-year shelf life warranty from Powerup Silicone Sealant. Batch numbers, which specify the production date, are used to keep track of this. Powerup Sealant also assures a 5 year lifespan after curing.

Before beginning a job, test the sealant by applying a small dosage of sealantto a scrap piece of plasticor other suitable material. If the substance does not"skin" after around 15-20 minutes, it is most likely expired and will not fully cure.

If the silicone in the tube has hardened (cured), it cannot be used and has most certainly reached the end of its shelf life. If you have reason to suspect the product hasn't expired, return it to the store where you bought it or contact us immediately.

Our Powerup silicone sealant (and other silicone sealants) usually will skin below 15 minutesand cures in 24 hours. This cure period will, of course, vary depending on environmental circumstances, particularly the amount of moisture in the air. Powerup GP Sealant is a moisture curing silicone sealant, which means it cures by absorbing moisture from the air.

Powerup Silicone Sealant is formulated with state of the art technology, boasting a long lifespan after cure and high quality physical properties that can withstand Malaysia humid and hot weather. Guaranteed to last more than five years and suitable for budget-friendly DIY jobs, the 30 year old heritage company gives you the ease of mind on your next sealing masterpiece.

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How Does Engine Oil Protect My Engine?

Is it Important to change my Engine Oil and how often to change?

Can i just top up my engine oil?

What is engine oil used for?

What is API service for engine oil?

Fully Synthetic engine oil vs Semi Synthetic engine oil

Can I use a different engine oil for my next servicing?

Silicone Sealant FAQ

What does RTV Silicone stand for?

What is Silicone Sealant used for?

Can silicone sealant be paintable?

How to choose the right type of silicone sealant?

Does Silicone Sealant Expire?

How long does it take for Silicone Sealant to cure?

How to choose a Good Quality Silicone Sealant Brand?

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