Thanks for the warning! I'm always in doubt which product is suitable to perfrom cleaning jobs on certain material and for which kind of dirt.
I have at my disposal (in order or aggresiveness?): - distilled water - lighter fluid - alcohol (95%) - vinegar acid (diluted for household use) - aceton - ammoniak (concentrated) What should I use (or should certainly not use) to - remove oil from metal parts (lighter fluid - got that :-)) - remove grease from metal parts (same??) - remove oil/grease from coated lenses - clean up metal body (painted or chrome) - clean up plastic body - clean up leatherette - clean up rubber parts Groeten, Vic Wilko Bulte schreef: > Aceton.. ouch... Not a very good idea to use that. Aceton is too > agressive in general for this kind of work. Use lighter fluid > or something similar. Aceton will ruin plastic parts etc. > > Wilko > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
