will the squeegee engage and clean out the rifling? and will it remove copper?
1618386
Yes the squeegee will accommodate the lands & grooves and drag whatever out. You will still need to use the included brass brushes and/or solvent to get stuff like copper residue. The squeegee basically replaces one time use patches or fiber mops with a reuseable synthetic plug that works like a champ.
1618387
Squeege works great. The bloody cable doesnt engage in the handle with any type of strength. I just use the squeege on a standard ram rod type barrel cleaner
1618388
Short answer is not completely to the first question and yes to the second.
1101526
I personally use it for a hand gun to keep off rust from moisture. I think it will keep calcium off copper but it will have to be reapplied to Maintain its pristine look. Hopefully this answered your question !
1784513
It kills the rust, so what difference does it make. You're gonna brush off whats left
703802
It catches the clippings most of the time. You have to remove the rubberized coating to empty it...unless I'm doing it wrong.
2158125
Yes and it will do a good job of it. Up to a half inch this unit will pick up broken bits of staples, so brads and finishing nails are picked up even further.
2009987
You can run an oily patch down the barrel or spray a CLP like Safari Charlie down the barrel. I ant back to my old method of cleaning because the Rem. squeegee system did not clean the bores as well as advertised.
2245686
Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, so this will work on copper. I actually used it on bronze (copper/tin alloy) and worked great.
2256316
I have not used it on copper. I have cut many 4'x10' sheets of aluminum, and it never loads up.I never us any type of lube for cutting either.Hope this helps
573740
RO water is aggressive and will attack copper (or galvanized) pipe, pulling out the copper and eventually eroding the pipe. If you have plastic piping then you should be fine.
1447048
Sure. Just be sure to use gun cleaning solution, not brass cleaning solution.
761007
Yes it will. It will remove all coatings, as well as the spatters, down to the concrete surface. Clean after with Emerge degreaser. You can always call us direct at 800-538-5069 for further tech support. Regards,Stephenie
1882521
It will suck-up about half of the dust when used on drywall joints. Better than nothing but a shop vac attachment would do better.
1094661
Yes, it will remove water spots, however, it will also leave your cleaning towel black, due to the nature of the stainless. It will do a superb cleaning of the metal, but if a few pesky water spots (under the water dispenser I'm assuming), is your only problem, then I'd suggest lightly wiping the area with Lime Away brand cleaner and then wiping with window cleaner, water and /or your favorite protectant.
1440059
I know it cleans sliver and gold. It will clean any metal, you just have to check which cleaning solution you use. I love mine! Great investment.
293234
I purchased it for my uncle's 10 acre property, mostly to clean up brush and weeds. It does smooth the soil, and will move rocks and gravel around, but I dont think it would be effective to actually remove them. We did use it for grading some areas on the property that were heavy with gravel, but the gravel is still there - just leveled out.
734273
I run a couple swabs of M-Pro 7 gun cleaner down the barrel first. Next I run the copper remover down the barrel as instructed. It works wonders.
2072948
I don't know. I bought it for a different purpose. The end of it looks to have the standard plastic screw type fitting that will screw into a paint roller or a mop-head etc. So if the squeegee you are asking about has that kind of standard receptacle, I would guess this should work. However, you might want to get some other opinions before you buy it. They may sell these in a hardware store near you and you could look at one in person. They should be with painter's supplies.