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Old 3/22/17, 06:28 PM
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How do you clean your tools after you use them and they are greasy? I was working on my suspension, and I ended up getting grease on them and that stuff is hard to wipe off.
Old 3/22/17, 07:05 PM
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I usually just wipe the off with a shop rag. If they are really bad I use a can of brake cleaner.
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We use a special lube at work, a molycoat lube, which is pretty expensive, but to clean tools/working parts off we use good ole fashioned IPA alcohol. Works great and dries pretty quickly.
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Brake cleaner or gas.
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Simple Green and a toothbrush.
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Thanks for all the suggestions. I'll give them a try! I didnt know about brake cleaner....

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