Many years ago, there was a cleaning cloth treated with a chemical that would clean gunpowder from nickle & stainless guns. What was the name of this product? Is it still on the market??/

I'm not sure this is what you're talking about but I've used:

Kleenbore Gun Care Lead Away Gun Cloth.

If this is it, they're still for sale.

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Gone but not forgotten-RIP Dad

Lead Free? It's still made. I'm not sure about nickel firearms.

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That's gonna leave a mark.

I've heard it suggested you need to be wealthy to own and use the product. It requires a 2nd gun room to keep it and your stainless guns in . Keeping the blue ones in the other. Any inadvertent mixing results in messed up blue guns. If all your blue guns have been refinished and touched up with cold blue, maybe it won't make much difference to you. If all you own are stainless, you might be OK.

Be care full of wonder products. Sometime they are powerful medicine that works miracles when used and intended.

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Dick Burg

I like a old beaver's pelt smeared with bear's oil as it were.

I'm old school.

Never Dull wading polish may work too

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Spin The Wheel

I use a lead-away cloth to wipe down my stainless guns, as well as a bore and charging hole patch on all my guns. It works well, but keep it away from the finish on blued and nickel finished guns. I recently gave several of my revolvers the above treatment when done I threw the patch away, but did not wipe my hands well enough and managed to put a small mark on the cylinder of my nickel M-13.

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Always Stay Strong!

I think this may be what you're looking for...

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I've used it on stainless with success. NOT safe for nickel.

Didn't work on my 629 cylinder so I threw it away. I forget what brand it was.

I remember the cloth , but not the name . I had one . NOT good for anything plated , but would remove powder residue and burn marks from stainless really well . Now that's going to bother me all day until I remember that name ....

I just had a revelation ! The one I had came from Amway . A neighbor was a distributor and she would order them for me .

It was called a "Blitz" cloth.

Not on nickel or blued gun period,

The cloth that I am aware of is called Pacific Cloth and is used to polish and store sterling silver flatware.

My wife used to buy it from a national fabric store and has made several storage units for flatware for herself, family and friends. That same cloth is used to make mitts for polishing silver. I have one and it does work very well on stainless steel.

To my knowledge it has no adverse effect on other finishes but, I would urge you to proceed with caution in that regard. I personally do not recall using mine on anything but silver belt buckles and stainless steel pistols and revolvers.