[R-390] Benchmark - R390A odd-ball cleaning and lubrication
Barry Williams
ba.williams at charter.net
Fri Feb 4 12:38:40 EST 2011
On 2/4/11 10:53 AM, Cecil Acuff wrote:
> Trichlor is back in spray cans...
>
I used to carry a small bottle of triclor when I rode 2 stroke
motorcycles. Fouling plugs was a major problem and a few drops of
triclor fixed them right up. My dad had an unlimited supply of it at home.
When I mentioned using Brake Free for metal parts like guns, I meant to
lube and protect the surfaces, not clean them. I learned about this from
a serious gun collector I worked with. He had 400+ 9mm pistols on
display at home and I asked him how he kept up with oiling them. He uses
Brake Free. It seems to last almost forever.
For cleaning parts, I sometimes clean small model airplane engines. They
get hard, baked on castor on the aluminum and steel surfaces. A crockpot
with antifreeze set to the lowest temp setting works like magic when
left for 10 hours, or so. You have to do this outside and mark the
crockpot in some way so the wife won't put it back to service in the
kitchen.
the other Barry
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