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 Posted - February 14 2012 : 9:23:09 PM
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This is a liquid type track cleaner - you apply the cleaner to pad - pad is still in good shape for more use - $2.00
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Posted - February 15 2012 : 9:47:13 PM
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Yepppp! Sorry watching too much reality TV.
I'll take it
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Posted - February 16 2012 : 05:15:15 AM
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When the cleaning device is softer than the rails, it is 100% better than a "Track cleaner/eraser" such as offered by Walther's... their "Brite-Boy" These are best used as a very fine sanding tool.
Anyone who doesn't believe this, try this:
Take the "Brite Boy" and rub perpendicular to the rails, i.e. same direction as the ties. You will see scratches! Scratches too hard to notice when parallel to the rails. Where there's a scratch, there is where gunk can seat... you "scrub" away until it's shiny. You've just scratched the rails.
Sort of like voiding the "anti-rusting" guarantee on your new vehicle when you put it through a car-wash.
It's true.
John
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Posted - February 16 2012 : 06:03:46 AM
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SOLD TO AF
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