Slip 2000 Carbon Killer: Aggressive cleaning soak for gun parts

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Last updated 31 May 2024

Slip 2000 Carbon Killer: Aggressive cleaning soak for gun parts

Carbon Killer removes carbon, grease, and lead on contact. I also makes plastic fouling easy to remove by breaking down the bond between the plastic and metal. It is an aggressive cleaner designed to make cleaning easy for even extremely dirty and neglected parts. • Cuts through baked on carbon and plastic fouling• Reusable water-based formula• Non-toxic and non-flammable Carbon Killer is for cleaning internal metal gun parts with baked on carbon by soaking them. It is an aggressive cleaner and should not be used to clean the outside of your gun. It can damage and even remove some finishes. Soak Parts For best results completely submerse parts in Carbon Killer and allow to soak for 5 to 15 minutes. Remove parts and wipe, brush or rinse clean. It's that easy. Depending on the frequency of cleaning or type of
Carbon Killer removes carbon, grease, and lead on contact. I also makes plastic fouling easy to remove by breaking down the bond between the plastic and metal. It is an aggressive cleaner designed to make cleaning easy for even extremely dirty and neglected parts. • Cuts through baked on carbon and plastic fouling• Reusable water-based formula• Non-toxic and non-flammable Carbon Killer is for cleaning internal metal gun parts with baked on carbon by soaking them. It is an aggressive cleaner and should not be used to clean the outside of your gun. It can damage and even remove some finishes. Soak Parts For best results completely submerse parts in Carbon Killer and allow to soak for 5 to 15 minutes. Remove parts and wipe, brush or rinse clean. It's that easy. Depending on the frequency of cleaning or type of ammo used a second soaking may be required as well as a light brushing. Wipe Parts Clean For larger parts that will not fit into the jar or soaking tray, saturate a rag in Carbon Killer and apply to area that needs to be cleaned and allow product to sit for 2 to 5 minutes. When ready to clean soak a brush or rag with Carbon Killer and wipe or brush away carbon. Parts may also be rinsed clean under hot water. Relubricate After cleaning, always re-apply a Slip 2000 Lubricant to metal surfaces and allow to penetrate pores of metal. Slip 2000 lubricants will form a barrier and help keep carbon, lead and plastic from sticking. Your next cleaning will take half the time.