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Dean, I would agree that the heat didn't play a part in this from a metallurgical point, as it would need to get above about 900 degrees F, the lower critical temperature for alloy steel, but I think if the case can be made that the cleaning agent played a part, the heating of that agent would most likely intensify the etching effect.
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