[Fot] Cleaning parts

[WILLIAM TOBIN]

Hi, I use a product from McMaster-Carr, Cleveland, OH. 330 995-5500
www.mcmaster.com
It's Solvent-plus-lanolin formula, pn 3229K1 at about $45.00 for 5 gallons.
It doesn't tear up your hands or parts. It also comes in a High-flash- point
formula for a few extra bucks. It appears to be made by Graymills, who do a
lot with cleaning supplies. I use it in a small parts washer, not US. The
parts go directly in it.
M-C is a very good company to do business with. Their catalog is 3600 pages.
They ship quickly and reasonably. Lots of good products.
I  have no financial interest in them; just very satisfied with their
products and service.
Hope this helps,
Bill Tobin  Erie, PA  Vintage TR6
----- Original Message -----
From: "Charly Mitchel" <charly at mitchelplumbing.com>
To: "Friends" <fot at autox.team.net>
Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2008 4:23 PM
Subject: [Fot] Cleaning parts


> I have a lot of thoughts about cleaning parts in my shop especially with
an
> ultrasonic cleaner.
> Does anyone have any experiences with clean parts using an ultrasonic
> cleaner?
> What kind of cleaning solution are you using for different applications?
> I've been trying dishwashing detergent with decent results.  Has anyone
been
> using Simple Green or the purple stuff? Or what are you using?
> What are you using on aluminum parts?  Something that won't corrode the
> aluminum?
> Anybody have any idea if you need to keep everything in a basket or if you
can
> put the parts directly in the tank.
> I've just acquired a ultrasonic cleaner and have been experimenting with
it.
> Charly Mitchel
> TR6 #44
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