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Has anyone tried "Historic Time Cleaners Solution" on the Timesavers site? Marty | ||
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HA!-me neither then;I'll stick with L&R concentrate and rinse #3. The L&R site has a chart that shows which cleaner is best with what rinse-www.lrultrasonics.com/industries/watch/rinsechart.html... Marty | |||
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Marty, I've found through many trials that the L&R Cleaners work the best for me. Now, does anyone know where the cheapest prices are for these cleaners? Brian C. | |||
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Brian-I'm buyin at www.timesavers.com- but what I need to know is if anyone has used the L&R ammoniated concentrate for watch parts...? I bought some and then realized it has "clock" on the label-but don't I remember someone out there saying it's good stuff? Marty | |||
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