Ledd Slinger
Silver $$ Contributor
Do not wash your firearn with soap and water unless you want rusty springs and whatever else isn't made of stainless steel to rust. And do not use acetone or paint thinner, or any other agressive cleaner suggested. Horrible suggestions.
The best thing I've found for removing any residue, including kiwi polish after bedding is automotive CRC Mass Air Flow sensor cleaner. Spray it on a rag or paper towel and wipe. Guaranteed to come off instantly. Won't harm any finishes of any kind. Dries very fast and leaves no residue behind whatsoever. Absolutely the best cleaner for firearms hands down. I use it on everything. Triggers, bolts, etc...
I use Kiwi show polish as a release agent on every bedding job I do because it is excellent. And I use MAF sensor cleaner to remove it every time. Nothing works better at removing Kiwi.
The best thing I've found for removing any residue, including kiwi polish after bedding is automotive CRC Mass Air Flow sensor cleaner. Spray it on a rag or paper towel and wipe. Guaranteed to come off instantly. Won't harm any finishes of any kind. Dries very fast and leaves no residue behind whatsoever. Absolutely the best cleaner for firearms hands down. I use it on everything. Triggers, bolts, etc...
I use Kiwi show polish as a release agent on every bedding job I do because it is excellent. And I use MAF sensor cleaner to remove it every time. Nothing works better at removing Kiwi.
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