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Re: cleaning 2k3

In Reply to: cleaning 2k3 posted by Chronik on October 29, 2003 at 23:36:15:

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Posted by:
Razorpb
on November 18, 2003 at 14:22:37

I clean mine with a 50/50 mixture of rubbing alcohol and water. Then lube just the bolt with vaseline, all the other parts get KC Trouble free Nitro oil (purple).
Razor
: i was just reading the cleaning/maintenance section of the owners manual for 2k3..
: they recommend using vaseline and 3in1 oil..
: What do you guys recommend for regular cleaning/maintenance? I am used to Tippmann markers, so field stripping was very simple and trouble free..I am new to the autococker world..just looking for some advice..thx

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: I clean mine with a 50/50 mixture of rubbing alcohol and water. Then lube just the bolt with vaseline, all the other parts get KC Trouble free Nitro oil (purple). : Razor : : i was just reading the cleaning/maintenance section of the owners manual for 2k3.. : : they recommend using vaseline and 3in1 oil.. : : What do you guys recommend for regular cleaning/maintenance? I am used to Tippmann markers, so field stripping was very simple and trouble free..I am new to the autococker world..just looking for some advice..thx

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