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Posted by Midwest redneck on November 04, 2005 at 01:52:24 from (66.151.2.81):
In Reply to: Cleaning precision parts posted by K.B.-826 on November 03, 2005 at 19:48:11:
I used to perform contamination testing at my old employer, about 10 years ago. Here is an option: get a glass jar and wash it real good with Bon-Ami cleanser (bon-ami is the only one we knew of that didnt leave residue) and let dry upside down in the sink and use a towel to set it on, then in a clean area, like the garage that doesnt have dirt flying around use brake cleaner or alcohol (iso-prop) that has been filtered through a stainer into another cleaned glass jar and then use this for cleaning precision parts. (this is my semi-professional opiniion) for what its worth.
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