Lead removal solution

[1shot]

I posted this on "Lead Boolits" a few days ago thinking that would be the best place but so far no replies. My question is does anyone know of a product or combination of ingredients that will put lead into a suspension so that can be either rinsed off or blown free with an air hose? So far every suggestion involved products like the Lewis lead remover for barrels, or 50 year old Hoppe's solvent. My issue is with something that can't be scrubbed and is a sealed unit, like a suppressor. I have the means to seal up the suppressor and safely dispose of the solution once it has done it's job. Any advice or ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Lloyd

 

[Dusty Stevens]

My branson ultrasonic cleaner with simple green/water mix will make a sealed suppressor look new inside. The reason i say the brand is there are some what i call "play" ultrasonic cleaners on the market and they may not do the same job i just dont know. You stick your finger in mine and you can feel it in your toes

 

[highlife]

My branson ultrasonic cleaner with simple green/water miustyx will make a sealed suppressor look new inside. The reason i say the brand is there are some what i call "play" ultrasonic cleaners on the market and they may not do the same job i just dont know. You stick your finger in mine and you can feel it in your toes

Dusty,
Thats a good description!
Richard

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Well my branson holds about 7gal so i bought a small one at harbor freight just for the little stuff. It dont do nothin except growl and if it was the only one id ever seen id think ultrasonics didnt work

 

[Terry]

I posted this on "Lead Boolits" a few days ago thinking that would be the best place but so far no replies. My question is does anyone know of a product or combination of ingredients that will put lead into a suspension so that can be either rinsed off or blown free with an air hose? So far every suggestion involved products like the Lewis lead remover for barrels, or 50 year old Hoppe's solvent. My issue is with something that can't be scrubbed and is a sealed unit, like a suppressor. I have the means to seal up the suppressor and safely dispose of the solution once it has done it's job. Any advice or ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Lloyd

Have you tried Hydrogen Peroxide?

 

[1shot]

No, i haven't, but I read the hydrogen Peroxide mixed with vinegar (I think) works well but is very toxic.

 

[1shot]

Here is a direct quote from Gemtech as to what to NOT clean with. Never use any water-based cleaning agent for any firearms related purpose. Use only hydrocarbon based solvents. What wee suggest is either WD-40 or a mixture of 1 part ATF and 2 parts Minerial Spirits.