It doesn’t hurt the finish?
Anything that works well for manual cleaning, isn't *too* flammable, and has a low viscosity.
Why not too flammable? That could be fun!!
Exciting anyway.
Never would have thought that would be good. Just a few drops should be good?
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If you need dish soap, but excessive suds are a problem, then use dishwasher detergent.
Thank you. I was going to try the green Simple Green that I already have tonight
DON`T! I tried it and it turned my shell cases and gun parts green on 2 separate washes. Everything had a greenish hue to it.
I guess I didn’t write my other post the way I meant it. I meant that I was going to try it, but after you said not to I wasn’t.
Good! Stay away from that shit. I don`t know why people think that shit is so great.
It’s super helpful to clean weapon light lenses though. One bottle of it for a few dollars and you’ll use it forever. Instead of spending money on dedicated fancy lens cleaners like Paragon WLC. I dip a qtip in a little regular Simple Green and start scrubbing and it looks brand new.
I`ve never tried that. Before i shoot it down, i`ll try that an see how it works. I think i might still have a small bottle of it, unless wife tossed it already.
Even if she did, the worst thing that happens is you spend $5 for a spray bottle of it. It works really well for cleaning carbon on lights. Cheap and it lasts forever.
I`ll give it a shot. All i know is that i would never use it to clean brass or gun parts ever again.
Yeah, you’ll want to rinse off the degreaser so it’s not left on the surfaces. I’ll take an old toothbrush and scrub the surfaces while running clean water over them to help get any of the residue off. Then blow all the parts off with compressed air and make sure they’re completely dry.
Thanks!
