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Removing Lead and Powder Fouling on Nickel Cylinder?
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Flitz or in case nobody mentions it Flitz.
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Kerosene, deisel fuel, Marvel MYSTERY OIL followed by a firm scrubbing with emory cloth. Bingo.
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I've had very good results using "E-Z Brite Wonder Cloth"; it just wipes away deposits on the front of the cylinder. Be sure to use it only on nickeled or stainless guns. It WILL remove bluing. It's available from Dillon and others. Check Dillonprecision.com for availability.
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I have just used Lead Wipes ("Lead Away" or whatever they are called) with no problems. What's the issue?
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Plus another one for Flitz, I use it after scubbing the little devils with solvent.
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I just use the wire brush that came with the Charbroil. NOT! I'm a Flitz guy too.
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I have just used Lead Wipes ("Lead Away" or whatever they are called) with no problems. What's the issue?
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Lead away cloths contain a acid base. They work very well on stainless but will mess up Blued Guns and over time will eat away Nickle Plating. Once or twice probably will not harm Nickle. Definitely stay away from any Ammonia based cleaners on Nickle.
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If it's electroless use whatever you want. As a rule don't use a copper solvent on electroplated.
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