04-11-2009, 09:55 AM
Guys,
My general advice when it come to cleaning is: don't do it!
Now, that being said, there may be cases when a little touching up is in order. If you need to remove some gooey gunk, then use some acetone (in a well ventialted location), it will dissolve most grease and dirt and is neutral with respect to metal. The only other variant would be some mild soap in warm water. In both cases, make sure that you thoroughly rinse the piece under running cold water.
Marc
My general advice when it come to cleaning is: don't do it!
Now, that being said, there may be cases when a little touching up is in order. If you need to remove some gooey gunk, then use some acetone (in a well ventialted location), it will dissolve most grease and dirt and is neutral with respect to metal. The only other variant would be some mild soap in warm water. In both cases, make sure that you thoroughly rinse the piece under running cold water.
Marc
