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Cleaning solutions for ultrasonically cleaning carbs?
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pglaves
#13338
Soapy water.
Soapy water or Simple Green. I mix a little bit of both together. It's the "ultrasonic" that does the actual cleaning. Solution just helps along.
Better than mixing some sort of toxic cocktail and then heating it up. I use the small one that looks like a tiny french fryer. And preheat it and run it for a bit so the Simple Green mixes completely and evenly with the water. Pretty amazing.
Better than mixing some sort of toxic cocktail and then heating it up. I use the small one that looks like a tiny french fryer. And preheat it and run it for a bit so the Simple Green mixes completely and evenly with the water. Pretty amazing.
manicmechanic
ABC,AMA(LIFE),MOA,RA,IBMW
Our shop uses Simple Green and water, then warm it up to ~150 degrees before letting the scrubbing bubbles do their thing.
kwb210
New member
Lemon scent...but you really need to like the smell of lemons!
Picinisco
Scottish Transplant
As opposed to the grinding of stainless steel and sweaty old machinists.
