Anyone had any luck in cleaning the Jet cans? I recall something about GM engine cleaner that was thrown around. What about ultrasonic cleaning?
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Re: Jet Suppessor Cleaning
What make you think it needs cleaning?
If you must, soak it in the old metal can GM Top Engine Cleaner, or Kroil, save it after you dump it out for next time, then give it some baths in Alcohol to get GMTEC or Kroil out, if I owned a can for a POS company like Jet I back over it with a track loader, but thats just me.
What make you think it needs cleaning?
If you must, soak it in the old metal can GM Top Engine Cleaner, or Kroil, save it after you dump it out for next time, then give it some baths in Alcohol to get GMTEC or Kroil out, if I owned a can for a POS company like Jet I back over it with a track loader, but thats just me.
Re: Jet Suppessor Cleaning
I clean my suppressor in a part cleaner called Chem-Dip, available at auto parts stores for cleaning carburetor parts. It comes in a can about the size of a paint can. It's seriously toxic stuff.
Wear heavy rubber gloves, and clean it outdoors.
Stick one end in the can, agitate it up and down a few times, and let it sit for a few minutes. Turn over, and do the other end. Wash <span style="font-weight: bold">very well</span> with water, and let it dry in the sun.
Then take a drill bit just smaller than the hole, and drop it through to knock off any little bits sticking out in the bullet path. It comes out clean as a whistle.
I do that about every 500 rounds or so.
I clean my suppressor in a part cleaner called Chem-Dip, available at auto parts stores for cleaning carburetor parts. It comes in a can about the size of a paint can. It's seriously toxic stuff.
Wear heavy rubber gloves, and clean it outdoors.
Stick one end in the can, agitate it up and down a few times, and let it sit for a few minutes. Turn over, and do the other end. Wash <span style="font-weight: bold">very well</span> with water, and let it dry in the sun.
Then take a drill bit just smaller than the hole, and drop it through to knock off any little bits sticking out in the bullet path. It comes out clean as a whistle.
I do that about every 500 rounds or so.
Re: Jet Suppessor Cleaning
Thanks guys for the advice. I will get it a try, well maybe not run it over with the track loader.
Thanks guys for the advice. I will get it a try, well maybe not run it over with the track loader.
Re: Jet Suppessor Cleaning
lol
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 427Cobra</div><div class="ubbcode-body">What make you think it needs cleaning?
If you must, soak it in the old metal can GM Top Engine Cleaner, or Kroil, save it after you dump it out for next time, then give it some baths in Alcohol to get GMTEC or Kroil out, if I owned a can for a POS company like Jet I back over it with a track loader, but thats just me. </div></div>
lol
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 427Cobra</div><div class="ubbcode-body">What make you think it needs cleaning?
If you must, soak it in the old metal can GM Top Engine Cleaner, or Kroil, save it after you dump it out for next time, then give it some baths in Alcohol to get GMTEC or Kroil out, if I owned a can for a POS company like Jet I back over it with a track loader, but thats just me. </div></div>
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