Removing soot marks from a 629 cylinder???

[Ribwizzard]

The lead away cloth is cheap and works so much better than any of the other products, it's a no brainer.
If you have and shoot a 617, you know how dirty and high owb much lead gets around the forcing cone and top strap, I cut very small pieces of the cloth and work them in there with a dental pick.
I also clean inside the forcing cone on all my revolvers with small pieces on the end of chop stick, or wrapped around a large wooden qtip.

 

[BigBill]

The leadcast bullets are coated with a moly spray. The little lead clean up is so easy now.

 

[Wiregrassguy]

Carbon Off works.


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[oink]

I've been using Miracle Cloths for 30 years. They work well even when dark and filthy. Cut off the size you need. I even use it in the cylinder chambers. It's also very effective at removing bluing. I'm guessing it very similar to the Birchwood Casey Lear Remover cloth.

 

[22/32 JDF]

I like coconut oil and a Qtip on stainless to remove stains. BUT NEVER on blue guns. JIM FLYNN

 

[kwesi]

I just purchased my first 629. I will pick up the Birchwood lead cloth but this is my favorite cleaning product of all: Kroil. It creeps like nothing else! I've use it to remove lead with just a tight fitting patch. Use your best product to clean carbon, etc. Once you are satisfied then run a patch soaked in Kroil.

 

[gwpercle]

Ed's Red Bore Cleaner , it's a DIY mix just google the name for the recipe, and a toothbrush. Spray some on and let it soak for a few minutes then spay again and scrub with the brush....takes it right off.
Everything you need to mix a gallon of Ed's Red can be bought at Wally Mart for under $20.00 . Good stuff !
Gary