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best carbon remover?
- Thread starter mosin46
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My vote is bore tech c4, though I haven’t used KG. I’ve left steel muzzle brakes and aluminum suppressor baffles soaking in it for over a week with no negative effects on the parts. Why a week? Forgot and left town for work. Parts get CLEAN.
Boretech C4 here. I haven't had a need for anything else. If KG works like C4 it must be great too.
Ern
Ern
Is this for cleaning out a rifle bore? If so, I really like Pro-Shot Copper Solvent IV. Been working great for 20 years.
If you're cleaning carbon off muzzle devices, gun parts, or something made of steel, I recommend an ultrasonic cleaner with Purple Power. It works awesome for suppressor baffles and BCG's and bolts.
Or if you want to keep it attached to the gun (or if it's made of a softer metal like aluminum or titanium)...Use Dawn dish soap in warm water, and a bronze brush.
If you're cleaning carbon off muzzle devices, gun parts, or something made of steel, I recommend an ultrasonic cleaner with Purple Power. It works awesome for suppressor baffles and BCG's and bolts.
Or if you want to keep it attached to the gun (or if it's made of a softer metal like aluminum or titanium)...Use Dawn dish soap in warm water, and a bronze brush.
Safety Data Sheet
1.1 Product identifier
Trade name:
KG-1 Carbon Remover
1.2 Relevant identified uses of the substance or mixture and uses advised against
Product use: Removal and or Clean-up of Copper
1.1 Product identifier
Trade name:
KG-1 Carbon Remover
1.2 Relevant identified uses of the substance or mixture and uses advised against
Product use: Removal and or Clean-up of Copper
SDS is incorrect...KG-12 is the copper remover. I told them this a couple of years ago. They still evidently have not changed it
CLR
for the cost per lb it can't be beat buy over priced made for gun cleaners . Isso cleaners are also really good .
iosso.com
Iosso.com – IOSSO
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I use Johnson/Evinrude engine tuner to clean suppressed AR’s.
It’s a foam. Spray it on, let it sit a few minutes, carbon wipes off with a rag.
Amazon product ASIN B001KYJAL0
It’s a foam. Spray it on, let it sit a few minutes, carbon wipes off with a rag.
Amazon product ASIN B001KYJAL0
got the copper deal covered. i refer to carbon only here-carbon ring at throat build up on AR uppers etc. tx for feedback
It is said that amateurs spend time to save money, and professionals spend money to save time.He should arm wrestle Erik Cortina to decide who is correct about CLR
If you are Cortina and have a wall full of barrels that are consumable items and need to get a barrel clean right now because there aren’t enough hours in a day, then Cortina is right. The damage caused by using CLR, over the useful life of a high-level bench-rest barrel may be within the noise of the other causes of barrel death.
But, if you are Frank Green and your primary concern is that every customer has the best possible experience with your barrels, and any unnecessary cause of accuracy degradation is unacceptable, and you have actual evidence and observations that CLR can cause such damage, then you are right.
The real question is, which one are you?
I put a healthy shot of acetone in my home brew Ed’s Red. I think the ATF is key, but I’m pretty sure the acetone is what starts loosening up carbon on contact.
will put off abrasives unless a real problem develops. used them back in 70s when all else we had was #9,marvel oil and household ammonia if careful and desparate.
