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Cleaning up Lapping Compound?
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10/24/16 09:40 PM
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What's the best way to clean up the lapping compound after lapping rings? Obviously I can't remove the lower half of the rings to clean them up easily. So whatever is used need to be safe for the gun's finish. I usually just wipe it up with paper towels and then use a gun cleaner sprayed on a paper towel. Is there a recommended way to clean it up?
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Re: Cleaning up Lapping Compound?
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10/24/16 09:46 PM
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Damp/wet paper towel followed by another damp/wet paper towel. Repeat if needed.
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Re: Cleaning up Lapping Compound?
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10/25/16 01:01 AM
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I find that a coarse rag removes a good amount. I follow that up with another rag with solvent then use a fine rag to clean it up.
I like to finish with a paper towel to soak up whatever is left and run q tips through the bolt holes to get the junk out of there before putting the threadlock on it.
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