Dirty Girls!

[Rolling_trip]

I was also informed about ultrasonic cleaners, and using a low PH solution to clean aluminum baffles.

Add this to your ultra sonic, I've used this a lot for cleaning. It is a water based solvent, that can be screened and reused. We would mix it 5:1 with hot water.

http://www.uspoly.com/immersion.html

 

[SchmittZoid]

Y'all need a few of these . . . . .

http://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/th...-cloth-gentlemen-buff-your-cylinders.1118025/

Here is a testimonial from a fellow ODT member . . . .

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From @Allsmiles . . . . . .

Here are the baffle stacks from a SpectreII. The baffles has already been cleaned once and looked like the ones on the right. The left stack were done with polishing cloth and finger pressure only. First baffle on left is the blast baffle and was still caked up before using polish cloth.. I also did the tube and it is completely smooth inside now and stack slide easily back in. These are well worth the money just for baffles, everything else is just a bonus.

 

[Nob0dy]

Add this to your ultra sonic, I've used this a lot for cleaning. It is a water based solvent, that can be screened and reused. We would mix it 5:1 with hot water.

http://www.uspoly.com/immersion.html

Which one?

 

[1clearshot]

I'm using methylene chloride/ dichloromethane at work to clean my Sparrow. Have to use dip to remove caked on lead afterwards though.