Cleaning Metal Shielded bearings
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Here is how i clean my beaings but i have a question on them (on pic 3)
First i take the shield out, being careful not to dent the sheild |
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i put them on the bearing blaster
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now, should i clean it out with this stuff?
Or go out and buy break cleaner fluid? read the description, sounds all good |
I'd use motor spray, and then some thin bearing oil...
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Cleaning Metal Shielded bearings
Guys;
I recently started soaking in Paint Thinner to clean some very dirty bearings and it really worked great to get all of the dirt and grime. Afterwords, a quick blast with Motor spray in a Bearing Blaster and they were done. Question: Has anyone found a decent sonic/ultrasonic bearing cleaner that can can accept petroleum based solvents? Thanks, |
do those urtrasonic things actually work?
that multilube thing, it won't hurt my bearings, would it? i Should i go buy some brake cleaning fluid thing or use that? |
I throw mine into acetone and shake em up
acetone is very good at desolving grease's and u get all the dirt out easily |
Originally posted by Super Steve now, should i clean it out with this stuff? Or go out and buy break cleaner fluid? read the description, sounds all good Btw - Nice photography work! ;) |
I think RPM makes a bearing blaster.
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Originally posted by Super Steve do those urtrasonic things actually work? that multilube thing, it won't hurt my bearings, would it? i Should i go buy some brake cleaning fluid thing or use that? Which lubrication is the best to use? Multi-lube Fantom GoGo Juice bearing oil Graphite Powder Lube |
Someone told me that if you use Drano, it will dissolve any fibres and dirt on the bearing. Any truth to that?
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Solvant
Goof-off in the metal container is the best for cleaning bearings.
http://www.goof-off.com/goofoff/PRODUCTS/goofoff.html |
Super Steve
Yes the ultrasonic cleaners work. we have thrm at work and I clean my bearings in them all the time.......I asked how much they were.....over $600. I guess I'll just use there's. Integy made a small one that was battery powered. it ok just a little to small for me. bearing lube: I use Royal Blue, also from work. I think Trinity sells something like it (or so they say). before that i used the Fantom stuff Prolong cut with mineral sprits works well too (the red stuff). Popsracer: I did the same thing until they got the cleaners at work. that worked out great. I used something called circ-clean instead of motor spray. Thanks |
cool,
Tim, I used the red stuff from fantom. How big is the one at your work? 600 bucks is alot compared to integy's indi sparkle which is only 20 bucks. I am still not convinced that they work. Can anyone tell me how exacly these things work? |
Originally posted by TimXLB Popsracer: I did the same thing until they got the cleaners at work. that worked out great. I used something called circ-clean instead of motor spray. Thanks |
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