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<blockquote data-quote="parshal" data-source="post: 2633301" data-attributes="member: 605"><p>I use CLR. Plug the muzzle end with a foam ear plug, put it in a plastic pringles can and pour in the CLR. I leave it overnight. Pour it out in a jar, fill with water and shake. Weigh the can. If it's over the weight it was new I repeat this process until it's back to new weight. I've had some take more than 10 cycles to get back to new weight. Now, I do this process every few hundred rounds and it takes only a couple cycles. I've not had damaged cerakote using this process over multiple cans.</p><p></p><p>On my cans that can be take apart I run a barrel hone in the tube to get all the baked carbon off and chip away a the carbon on the baffles.</p><p></p><p><a href="https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/do-you-clean-your-suppressor.6981560/#post-8235697" target="_blank">See this thread</a> I started a while back on SH. Most people start by saying they never clean and then change their mind later in the thread. There's a ton of useful info in it if you want to read 10 pages.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="parshal, post: 2633301, member: 605"] I use CLR. Plug the muzzle end with a foam ear plug, put it in a plastic pringles can and pour in the CLR. I leave it overnight. Pour it out in a jar, fill with water and shake. Weigh the can. If it's over the weight it was new I repeat this process until it's back to new weight. I've had some take more than 10 cycles to get back to new weight. Now, I do this process every few hundred rounds and it takes only a couple cycles. I've not had damaged cerakote using this process over multiple cans. On my cans that can be take apart I run a barrel hone in the tube to get all the baked carbon off and chip away a the carbon on the baffles. [URL='https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/do-you-clean-your-suppressor.6981560/#post-8235697']See this thread[/URL] I started a while back on SH. Most people start by saying they never clean and then change their mind later in the thread. There's a ton of useful info in it if you want to read 10 pages. [/QUOTE]
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