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I've seen various recipes for use with ultrasonic cleaners. Now I need to collect discussions, recommendations and recipes for cleaning old steel hand guns. If you've got a favorite to share, please list it here. My machine is due for delivery by next Wednesday. | ||
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What machine/brand did you get? | |||
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settled on "US Solid" 15L. Specs seemed good, and with "6" transducers, plus heat to 176* seems adequate. 1 year warranty. Speculation on all models as far as I could see. Thought it was US made but was mistaken. Still good spec sheet. They were out of the 10L; the 15L basket size seemed just what my intended use needs.This message has been edited. Last edited by: signewt, | |||
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I use Simple Green diluted in hot water, except on Aluminum parts. A couple drops of dish detergent in hot water, for those. | |||
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Bore tech has become my cleaner of choice . No aluminum in the ultrasonic cleaner. Soda blaster with baking soda for aluminum parts. | |||
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