Wondering how many of you have tried non chlorinated brake cleaner for handgun cleaning. I pulled the msds for crc brakleen non chlorinated and it's very different from Birchwood Casey gun scrubber even though I have seen people using brakleen on other gun forums.
I think it gets more complicated when I noticed that not all brake cleaner seem to use the same chemicals.
Maybe it's easier just to look at the msds and see if they will harm polymer modern guns?
Here is the gun scrubber msds first. Mostly Hexane and Isopropyl alcohol.
The brakleen has lots more stuff.
Now looking at Gunk brand non chlorinated brake cleaner it's even more different.
I might not be that cheap but gun scrubber is sort of expensive, about $10 on Amazon for a 13 oz can while brake cleaner goes on sale at least every month at the parts stores.
Thoughts?
I think it gets more complicated when I noticed that not all brake cleaner seem to use the same chemicals.
Maybe it's easier just to look at the msds and see if they will harm polymer modern guns?
Here is the gun scrubber msds first. Mostly Hexane and Isopropyl alcohol.
The brakleen has lots more stuff.
Now looking at Gunk brand non chlorinated brake cleaner it's even more different.
I might not be that cheap but gun scrubber is sort of expensive, about $10 on Amazon for a 13 oz can while brake cleaner goes on sale at least every month at the parts stores.
Thoughts?