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Re: Ulrasonic cleaning and pumice blasting


Roy Link
 

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Currently, I’m using OK 2-720 from Rotajet () this is a non-ferrous metal cleaner/brightener. Mine is a 5 litre container but you dilute the fluid with water at about 1 part fluid to 9-10 parts water - so you get a lot.

You don’t of course, need to fill the ulrasonic bath container right up!

Roy

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On 12 Aug 2015, at 15:56, heatonwood@... [O14] <O14@...> wrote:

Back to the ultrasonics again. My new 6litre tank and cheap air eraser have arrived this week.?
Please remind me. I have had conflicting advice as to whether one should blast and then ultrasonic clean or the other way round. So little help is needed there.
In addition Roy mentioned using a good watch and clock cleaning fluid but the instructions to the ultrasonic cleaning bath suggests water or water with a little washing up liquid. If the watch and clock fluid is recommended has anyone any preferences as to brand and where one obtains stuff? I do hope I do not have to purchase 6 L of fluid!?
My little Mark Clark Wren is now ready for painting. A super little kit once I had ironed out a few silly errors that I had made myself. And yes the smoke unit did fit in the smoke box, the decoder in the tank and the speaker in the boiler! Paul


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