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Matthew_Armeni · 02.28.2008, 04:09 PM

The best and fastest way is probably to remove the electronics and pressure blast it with denatured alcohol if possible, water is less preferable (rust) but it'll work just as good if you do the next parts really well. You can also buy Nitro Blast, that stuff works great but is a little pricey (Although I believe it is just automotive brake cleaner- anyone know for sure?). Then use some compressed air to blow it off. After that I like to give some sprays of WD-40 and wipe it down and another shot of air.

Another tip if you like to run in wet or muddy conditions, give the suspension a good shot of WD-40 before going out, the mud won't stick and it's easier to clean afterward.

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Matthew_Armeni RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 305 Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: San Diego, CA	02.28.2008, 04:09 PM The best and fastest way is probably to remove the electronics and pressure blast it with denatured alcohol if possible, water is less preferable (rust) but it'll work just as good if you do the next parts really well. You can also buy Nitro Blast, that stuff works great but is a little pricey (Although I believe it is just automotive brake cleaner- anyone know for sure?). Then use some compressed air to blow it off. After that I like to give some sprays of WD-40 and wipe it down and another shot of air. Another tip if you like to run in wet or muddy conditions, give the suspension a good shot of WD-40 before going out, the mud won't stick and it's easier to clean afterward.