What's your go to cleaning agent?

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I've been using quickNbrite since I bought it from amazon.

Full concentration in the paste form with a soft toothbrush.. because it was supposed to be non abrasive like the Sterling's without expensive shipping...

It worked really well until I tried going on some really dirty faces and it definitely took off some stamp :(

I like the magic eraser for edges and parts that don't get clean with the above method... but I dislike the chalky feeling after cleaning with it and the little pieces stuck in the mold and the flakes to clean up afterwards...
 
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Then a Ultrasonic Toothbrush

All chips cleaned by hand
 
Jimmy Pancakes said:
HS’s: Sterling’s Magic Cleaner - I’ve had good luck with it.
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If you like Sterling’s it is available in jumbo tubs. on their website if you do a lot of chips. For smaller ones Spinettis is great.

Generally I just use Dawn in warm water with a 10-20 min soak and clean with generic magic erasers I buy by the bundle of 100. They’re about $20/100. I buy them on Amazon and look for the largest ones so I cut them in half.

Finally for Paulson only, I learned the hard way, for the most stubborn dirt I use a mix of TSP and OnyClean. Definitely use sparingly, quickly and in small batches as it will cause fading if not super careful.
 
jackstraw said:
If you like Sterling’s it is available in jumbo tubs. on their website if you do a lot of chips. For smaller ones Spinettis is great.
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I’ve got like a 5 gallon jug - lol. They are a good outfit, family run. They are located about an hour outside of my home town (which I didn’t realize until I looked them up and called).

Talked to the daughter of the owner for a bit, they are good people!!

Then dawn pre-soak w/Magic eraser is also a goto, especially for non - HS’s.

I tend to use the Sterling’s on hot stamps with a tooth brush.
 
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