Ultrasonic & Mpro7, now what?

[Peter M. Eick]

I bought a nice high end ultrasonic refurbed recently and finally tried it out. It is a commercial 1.5 gallon unit from germany.

I learned a few things.

1) Wear earphones. I underestimated how loud it would be.

2) It cleans things "surgically clean". I was shocked how the mpro7 without even using the heater just cleaned literally everthing off the Md41 and the K22 masterpiece I tossed into it.

3) Drip dry is good way of getting the mpro7 off.

4) Soft stuff must be brushed off the run again.

Ok, so now my question. Basically Mpro7 strips the gun of all oils. How do you relube it?

I presume I should dunk it in oil and run that through the ultrasonic?

 

[Peter M. Eick]

I bought a nice high end ultrasonic refurbed recently and finally tried it out. It is a commercial 1.5 gallon unit from germany.

I learned a few things.

1) Wear earphones. I underestimated how loud it would be.

2) It cleans things "surgically clean". I was shocked how the mpro7 without even using the heater just cleaned literally everthing off the Md41 and the K22 masterpiece I tossed into it.

3) Drip dry is good way of getting the mpro7 off.

4) Soft stuff must be brushed off the run again.

Ok, so now my question. Basically Mpro7 strips the gun of all oils. How do you relube it?

I presume I should dunk it in oil and run that through the ultrasonic?

 

[shovelwrench]

I put some synthetic motor oil in with my solvent.

Guns come out clean with a slight oil film on the entire surface.