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Bazz4CQJ · 6th Sep 2019, 1:13 am

I've just been looking at the website of James Products, who make (or distribute) Sea Clean. The data they offer does not say anything about pH but says it can be used with "most solid metals (not for use with plated metals)".

They offer another product called UltraFX which they say is OK for "all industrial metals and plastics".

I've no idea what an AR88 gearbox looks like, but one day I may think about removing the 76 year old grease on my HRO gearbox. Hope you'll let us know how it works for you Andy.

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6th Sep 2019, 1:13 am	#5
Bazz4CQJ Dekatron Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Oxfordshire, UK. Posts: 4,935	Re: Cleaning AR88 Gearbox I've just been looking at the website of James Products, who make (or distribute) Sea Clean. The data they offer does not say anything about pH but says it can be used with "most solid metals (not for use with plated metals)". They offer another product called UltraFX which they say is OK for "all industrial metals and plastics". I've no idea what an AR88 gearbox looks like, but one day I may think about removing the 76 year old grease on my HRO gearbox. Hope you'll let us know how it works for you Andy. B __________________ Saturn V had 6 million pounds of fuel. It would take thirty thousand strong men to lift it an inch.