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Old 10-17-2013, 02:06 AM
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miriam
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Originally Posted by frudemoo
I get in trouble for saying I used Isopropyl Alcohol but it works very well. If there's a clearcoat on the machine, it may well damage it, but there are only so many hours in my day and I decided I was prepared to go for it as long as it worked and the machine was clean and working well. The plus side is that it evaporates very quickly, so you can work out a system of using just enough to 'cut' into the dirt and getting it off quickly without dousing it or leaving it on for too long. I find it quite easy to be judicial about these things and am quite light handed (and have good eyesight) but of course, I would never recommend it to someone with a machine with decals or japanning. Stay away from any writing on yours with the alcohol if you decide to try it.

...and good luck! Beautiful machine. I'm jealous
alcohol works very well on some machines - best to test in a spot that won't show. If your rag or Q-tip sticks to the finish don't use alcohol. Don't bother using it on the black machines at all. Alcohol and my 319 do not mix.
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