Jas
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Registered: 13th Oct 04
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could it be used as a cleaner?
or would it damage it?
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Ben G
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Registered: 12th Jan 07
Location: Essex
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buy induction kit cleaner?
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Jas
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Registered: 13th Oct 04
Location: Mid Wales
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dont have any 
nearest place is 20 miles away
though wd40 would be similar?
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Ben G
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i doubt it. wd40s for squeaks i thought
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topshot_2k
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NOOOOO dont use WD40 best way to clean it is proper kit, or warm soapy water, rinse it then re-oil with proper ind kit oil.
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Jas
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quote: Originally posted by topshot_2k
NOOOOO dont use WD40 best way to clean it is proper kit, or warm soapy water, rinse it then re-oil with proper ind kit oil.
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Jenko_Sport
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Registered: 25th May 06
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Carb cleaner works aswell if you've got any of that layin about.
Pretty much the same as proper cleaning stuff aswell.
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Bullet Proof SRi
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Registered: 11th Jul 05
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soapy water as said
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Superlite Ltd.
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quote: Originally posted by Jenko_Sport
Carb cleaner works aswell if you've got any of that layin about.
Pretty much the same as proper cleaning stuff aswell.
Carb cleaner is toooooo strong. That stuff will eat through rubber gloves! I found that out the hard way 
Don't get it on your skin either 
Use the proper stuff, buy it on ebay if you dont have any local stores.
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