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Road Dog
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and it did a great job! I had never used it before but after not cleaning my little Walther P22 after hundreds of rounds it needed a good warsh.

I bought it at Menards. I sprayed the frame, barrel and slide down. I let it sit for a bit. I did the ol' qtip and bore snake. It was a quick clean. I was surprised how well the deep creep cleaned everything up.

So, I just thought I'd let my buddies here know in case anyone is looking for something new for cleaning or lube. It says it can used for lube but I just used it for cleaning. I had some old frog lube I used. I'm thinking I probably shoulda used some grease on the little P22.

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I’d be careful using car products on guns. You’re risking jacking up the finish or damaging polymer
 
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Under the description it list gun cleaning.

Deep Creep®'s fast-acting, 100% petroleum formula quickly penetrates rusted parts, lubricates moving metal parts, disperses moisture and cuts through grease, engine varnish and road tar. It withstands heat better than other penetrating oils - allowing you to use it in combination with a torch to loosen a badly rusted part. Deep Creep® has hundreds of household and workshop uses and outperforms all the leading penetrating sprays on the market. Deep Creep®'s unique spray can even works with the can held upside down so you can use it in difficult-to-reach applications. Mechanics, sportsmen and hobbyists love Deep Creep® as a gun cleaner, lubricating and dispersing moisture on fishing reels, engine parts, clamps, wheels, air tools, locks, rollers, chains, gears, drawer slides, hinges and ball-bearings.

Features
Can be used to fog engines for storage
Use as a general purpose spray lubricant and cleaner
Will de-ice and lubricate door locks
Non-corrosive and heat-resistant penetrent and lubricant
One-step gun cleaner, lubricant and metal surface protector
Removes road tar
Safe for throttle bodies and air intakes


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"Deep Creep®'s fast-acting, 100% petroleum formula quickly penetrates rusted parts, lubricates moving metal parts, disperses moisture and cuts through grease, engine varnish and road tar. It withstands heat better than other penetrating oils - allowing you to use it in combination with a torch to loosen a badly rusted part. Deep Creep® has hundreds of household and workshop uses and outperforms all the leading penetrating sprays on the market. Deep Creep®'s unique spray can even works with the can held upside down so you can use it in difficult-to-reach applications. Mechanics, sportsmen and hobbyists love Deep Creep® as a gun cleaner, lubricating and dispersing moisture on fishing reels, engine parts, clamps, wheels, air tools, locks, rollers, chains, gears, drawer slides, hinges and ball-bearings."


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I was concerned when I first heard of it, too. But, all worries were put to rest today. I wanted to share how good it worked for me. I usually have to scrape carbon around the chamber but it all just wiped off with this stuff.

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Originally posted by limblessbiff:
I’d be careful using car products on guns. You’re risking jacking up the finish or damaging polymer
 
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