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Originally Posted by chief38
I don't use those and never tried them. Acetone and a tooth brush works well and quickly and is generally what is recommended on grips. Wear safety glasses; when scrubbing you don't want any in your eyes!!! Get a can at your local Home Depot or Lowes - cheap.
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Acetone is a great cleaner, but also use good ventilation. This may be what was in the old type "Airplane glue" everyone sniffed in the old days. I built a lot of model cars back in the day and the first time I used acetone I recalled about 70 car kits from the smell. Good flashbacks though! I remember this AMT '32 Vicky, but I digress. Talk about a memory stimulant.
But it left my grips absolutely clean and free from any contaminants under the new finish.