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Metallover · 09.10.2009, 10:58 PM

The guy at the lhs told me to get this $7 can of electric (brushed) motor/bearing cleaner. Man Im Glad I did. It cleans brushed motors. It has some pressure to it so it really penetrates the cracks. It cleans all the grime out of bearings like no ones business.

Not only does itnwork wonders fornits intended uses, but it's perfectly flammable too. Spray a circle I the garage floor and you've got a ring of fire for a few seconds. Makes a sweet flamethrower too (for an aerosol).

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Metallover RC-Monster Spudgunner Offline Posts: 2,353 Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: South Dakota	09.10.2009, 10:58 PM The guy at the lhs told me to get this $7 can of electric (brushed) motor/bearing cleaner. Man Im Glad I did. It cleans brushed motors. It has some pressure to it so it really penetrates the cracks. It cleans all the grime out of bearings like no ones business. Not only does itnwork wonders fornits intended uses, but it's perfectly flammable too. Spray a circle I the garage floor and you've got a ring of fire for a few seconds. Makes a sweet flamethrower too (for an aerosol).