#Simple green hd cleaner videos pro#

because it stays put, and I use lighter oils where required to be able to penetrate into where parts rotate upon pins without disassembly, etc. Manufacturer’s Part Number: Please refer to Section 16.

#Simple green hd cleaner videos pro#

Additional Names: Simple Green Pro HD Heavy-Duty Cleaner.

13421-21A Issue Date: JSupersedes Date: SeptemOSHA HCS-2012 / GHS of 5. I also prefer to use different lubricants for different areas of firearms, i.e., I use Super Lube synthetic grease on heavy recipricating parts like frame/slide rails, where fire control group engagement surfaces interact, etc. Safety Data Sheet: Simple Green Pro HD Version No. The inability to reach these areas of a firearm creates an excess of lubricant, which inturn attracts more than normal amounts of burnt powder residue and other undersirable entities that can produce unwanted friction and premature wear. Plus it's been my observation, from working on other mechanical devices using stronger chemical based products, that sprays don't always really get where they need to, nor does simply wiping whatever you can get to with a rag reach all areas that need it. I've never subscribed to the 'Spray it all down good with a combination gun cleaner/lubricant spray product and just wipe it off' theory as being acceptable, I'm waaaaaay too anal for that.

Just disassemble, wash (I use a pot scrubbing brush with an 8' or so handle with the Dawn detergent), rinse, lay your parts on paper towels to drip dry, blow dry with air, use the proper lubrication where required sparingly, and reassemble. Sometimes the simplist of things are the best.

'Been using Dawn dish washing detergent for years on everything from an Uzi to high end revolvers and everything inbetween with great results and zero negative issues.