New Carbon Remover!

[Downeast]

Have some carbon build up problems? Someone needs to try this out.

 

[Amps 13]

Have used it before in a professional kitchen and it works pretty good. Has been awhile and if I remember it wasn’t cheap but never felt it wasn’t worth it.

 

[Downeast]

You first!

 

[lasttombstone]

Don't know about anyone else's experience but I've used CLR with excellent results. Let it soak on a patch for about 10 minutes and, unless the ring is really bad, it comes right out with a few brush strokes.

 

[Tarowah]

Slip2000 Carbon killer is the best product I have ever seen for extreme carbon buildup, I’m talking about cleaning AR bolts, suppressor mounts and suppressors with 10-15k rounds through then, the carbon literally melts away.

If you don’t need something that extreme, the Slip2000 725 cleaner is the ticket, I normally clean & scrape my AR bolts every 5-6k and the 725 cleaner is more than enough to get the job done!

 

[Wolffy]

Slip2000 Carbon killer is the best product I have ever seen for extreme carbon buildup, I’m talking about cleaning AR bolts, suppressor mounts and suppressors with 10-15k rounds through then, the carbon literally melts away.

If you don’t need something that extreme, the Slip2000 725 cleaner is the ticket, I normally clean & scrape my AR bolts every 5-6k and the 725 cleaner is more than enough to get the job done!

Just ordered a bottle to try. Cleaning a comp sucks. Hopefully this makes it easier.

 

[B00ger]

Wait...we clean these things?

 

[Wolffy]

Just ordered a bottle to try. Cleaning a comp sucks. Hopefully this makes it easier.

Got it in yesterday. Soaked the comp and poppel holes for 5 minutes. Carbon just wiped off. Much easier than picking and scrapping it off.

 

[NKD]

Slip2000 Carbon killer is the best product I have ever seen for extreme carbon buildup, I’m talking about cleaning AR bolts, suppressor mounts and suppressors with 10-15k rounds through then, the carbon literally melts away.

If you don’t need something that extreme, the Slip2000 725 cleaner is the ticket, I normally clean & scrape my AR bolts every 5-6k and the 725 cleaner is more than enough to get the job done!

Ima try me some of that.

 

[Geerubb]

+1 on slip2000. I think the instructions say to dilute with water and soak the part you need to clean.

 

[Wolffy]

+1 on slip2000. I think the instructions say to dilute with water and soak the part you need to clean.

Yeah. I didn’t do that