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For those of you living in Canada, NAPA has the CRC QD electrical contact cleaner for 3,89 CAD per can. Can't beat that price!
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Originally Posted by Typeone
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Use CRC electric cleaner. Ive been using it with no problem.
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Iso-propyl alcohol or Ethanol in a spray bottle is all you need. Buy it from a bulk supplier, not a hardware store and it will be much cheaper (at least in Australia it is).
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CRC Electrical cleaner from harbor freight works wonderfully.
I recall back in the day, we just used the chlorinated brake cleaner on the brushed motors with the caveat to lube the bearings afterwards. That of course also got rid of stickers and everything else that was remotely plastic/oil based. |
Originally Posted by figgie
(Post 16109424)
CRC Electrical cleaner from harbor freight works wonderfully.
I recall back in the day, we just used the chlorinated brake cleaner on the brushed motors with the caveat to lube the bearings afterwards. That of course also got rid of stickers and everything else that was remotely plastic/oil based. |
I would say any contact cleaner to be safe on plastics and rubber with light use then blown off. Not sure if they are non chlorinated. I always wondered that.
Ive been eying the WD contact cleaner specialist |
Just hawk tuah and spit on that thang.
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Originally Posted by OffRoadJunkie
(Post 16112840)
Just hawk tuah and spit on that thang.
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I like the WD-40 Contact Cleaner for it's folding spray tube:
https://www.datocms-assets.com/10845...ib=react-8.6.4 Or, as already suggested.... https://media1.tenor.com/m/-jnRuqGQo...h-hawktuah.gif |
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