will the squeegee engage and clean out the rifling? and will it remove copper?
1230027
You need to treat the bore first with cleaners and possibly brush - just the same as if you were going to swab with patches. The squeegee will pull out all the loose crud including from grooves so that you need only one or two clean/oiled patches to be done. This just speeds cleaning time by removing crud with one pass or two, so you don't use 20 patches. I doubt it would remove stuck chunks of copper jacket in from grooves without all the other steps, but I suppose it's possible.
1230028
Eitan, It will sort of clean the rifling, by that, I mean you will still need to use a few cleaning patches after the squeegee. I doubt that the squeegee will remove copper, unless you've used a good copper solvent prior to using the squeegee.
1990782
Not sure. It might. We sometimes squeegee our shower if we want to remove the droplets quickly. May be the same as a windshield wiper. Go to there website. The use for this also is for outdoors like patio windows.
2094502
I'm sorry, I can not answer your question. I only use it for cleaning rife and pistol brass .
68574
Yes it will, the key is to use hot water with this product. It needs to sit for a few minutes before removing with a mop.
2143069
No, I use to this to take rust stains off a white picket fence over grass and I didn't have any problems. I was careful not to splash it about though.
531673
I have no idea. but it certainly did not work for me. If it was supposed to squeegee the floor, it didn't. If it was supposed to help suck up the water in one direction, it did not do that either. It really didn't do anything. I tried it at all floor levels and it just smshed the water around back and forth.
1551751
In my opinion, Wright's copper cleaner is meant for small household items which can be rinsed as soon as it has been applied. For a roof, I would go to an industrial provider with product made for large areas. I do not know the Everbrite product.
1274610
Yes it will strip the outer sheathing, but I doubt it will strip the thin conductors to bare copper
1631530
Yes, it will. But be very careful. It's almost the same as Lime Away. Only Lime away won't take off rust.
2044674
It cleans up all but the finest particles, such as cement dust from the decking. It will not pick up pebbles unless they are very porous.
1403095
The Squeegee is just the blades of the wheel brush. Apparently they need to be replaced at some point or get damaged, but after operating my XV-14 for almost a year I've yet to replace a single one.
2072814
It will remove surface impurities. If you have some light corrosion or tarnish on the outside, then yes, some heavy polishing will take care of it. If the level of oxidation is too high, then the rust will have eroded and made pits in the metal. There is no helping that level of damage short of grinding away the surface completely.
1980267
I use Lime- Away for that - it takes a few applications - (I just spray on and don't rinse) - but Whink also has another rust remover that works on other surfaces
2009989
The squeegee does pretty much clean everything from the barrel, clean & shiny after you run it through. If I am storing the weapon for any length of time, I will run a patch thru after cleaning with a small amount of my favorite gun oil to leave a film on the inside of the barrel... Hope this helps!
134057
Yes, it is the best copper cleaner I have used. It restores tarnished copper to its original shine. Be sure to use water with the application and wipe completely dry.
2049973
So far yes you do. I found some copper cleaner at the grocery store. I think you can also use lemon juice and baking soda.
184529
It comes with a brush to keep the copper part cleaned off. I have noticed that our water is leaving mineral residue, I keep wiping it off with a damp paper towel. End of the season I will probably use limeaway before storing it away.