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Originally Posted by Herb Hewlett
Thanks for the info on a sonic cleaner but I don't happen to own one.
I think I'm looking for something I can wash the locks in by hand and get them reasonably clean. Thanks again ,Herb
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You can go on Harbor Freight I think and pick up a decent sized cleaner for your needs in the $85 range . https://www.harborfreight.com/25-lit...ner-63256.html
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A tooth brush + mineral spirits + Gun Scrubber + a light oiling to protect the metal.
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