Picked up a can of never dull to clean my contacts with is it a good product for that use and what other parts can be safely be cleaned with it?
Is never dull good for cleaning contacts?
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Works great! Awesome product.
I keep a can around.
Works on anything metal.
Be sure to wipe it off afterwards.
I keep a can around.
Works on anything metal.
Be sure to wipe it off afterwards.
AWesome thanks for the response I bought it just in case when I saw it because it was about 4 bucks and I thought I read about it here on ECF somewhere
in between use of nevr-dull, i always use a pencil eraser every time i change batts.....not only on the contacts but also the contact areas of the battery.
the nevr-dull is an awesome product, highly recommended.
the nevr-dull is an awesome product, highly recommended.
i am going to test it then ! i have been having a hot button issue on my authentic ragnarok and contacted VLS they had no issue sending me a replacement switch and mailed it out the same day but i would like to see if the contacts are causing it even though they look clean from the eraser alone
is it also safe to use this on the stainless mod body and threads?
wow does it work well! my mods are hitting 10 times better now ! and wow do they look clean (i polished then cleaned the polish off then buffed with a microfiber rag and this was after i used the reaser and they were already "clean and shiny lookin"
contacts inside are just as clean!
i will try to clean the mods themself if it is deemed safe to use on the body of the mod and the threads!
contacts inside are just as clean!
i will try to clean the mods themself if it is deemed safe to use on the body of the mod and the threads!
im a contractor by trade so im used to it i can barly smell it and after buffing it a few time it really dosent even have a smell its a very nice polish!
how i felt after the first monster vape, mod works better than when it was brand new!
to keep your contacts and batts from pitting, try some DeoXit .....the gold is for well Gold, the red is for all others....also some fantastic stuff for conductivity.
Google it if interested, i bought and use the little red tubes a very small dab on a fine small (art) paintbrush will do several contacts & batts.
Google it if interested, i bought and use the little red tubes a very small dab on a fine small (art) paintbrush will do several contacts & batts.
You would be surprised at what Nevr-Dull can do if you try it on random things. I've used it to remove dried epoxy from chrome without scratching the chrome finish, truly a great product with many many uses. The can I've got has been in use for YEARS as well, don't throw away the grey pieces of the wadding when you're done with them, they still work just as good, my can has been entirely "used up" probably 20 times over and it keeps on working.
I used bar keepers friend liquid ((available at Wally World) on my Ragnarok SS after heating problems. Very clean but still heated up. VLS promptly sent me a new switch assymbly when I informed them of my problem. Same problem with the new switch. I made a new spring from the inside copper wire from coax and it works great! The button is very stiff to push though and I am working on that. Love the Ragnarok and VLS customer service is second to none but they really need to improve their spring
i would find out if the spring could be replaced with magnets. no springs in any of my mods. good luck.
Is this never dull the same as cape cod polishing cloths?
ive been using 400Mesh on my parts, works fast, gets off dirt that rubbers wont touch and i wouldnt have thought it wears away the metal all that much as its pretty smooth to feel, although yeah you will see copper on the mesh after working a piece as said its vfine and washs out of the mesh, easy peasy
i'm done using products on my battery contacts, its much better to have a mod where the pos+ and neg- are always in contact, no pitting or cleaning batt's anymore
ive been using 400Mesh on my parts, works fast, gets off dirt that rubbers wont touch and i wouldnt have thought it wears away the metal all that much as its pretty smooth to feel, although yeah you will see copper on the mesh after working a piece as said its vfine and washs out of the mesh, easy peasy
i'm done using products on my battery contacts, its much better to have a mod where the pos+ and neg- are always in contact, no pitting or cleaning batt's anymore
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