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garry-in-michigan
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    I have had moderate luck dipping them in carburetor cleaner and blowing them out with high pressure air. If you leave them in the cleaner too long, you end up with a tea spoon of bronze. sand. However many of the products used back in the 1950s are no longer available because of causing cancer in laboratory rats. My thought is any lab rats messing around in MY shop deserve cancer . . . 🙄