Cleaning cog
07-17-08, 10:43 PM
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Cleaning cog
Could anyone recommend a good way of cleaning a cog that has some old dried up gook on it?
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Simple Green... soak... wipe off "gunk" or scrub with toothbrush if necessary, then rinse, then dry, then lube...
And by "gunk", I mean "gook".
And by "gunk", I mean "gook".
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Try WD40. It was originally designed as a cleaner. I've used it on race motorcycle sprockets many times. It works really well.
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