Testing out adendorff's Ultrasonic Cleaning Fluid.

Adendorff sent over their Ultrasonic Cleaning Fluid to test out, and I decided to make a video on it and share it with you.
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[@DoingMoreKustoms]

I just purchased an ultrasonic cleaner myself for my refurbishes and best decision I have made this year. Take care.

[@AJRestoration]

Since I got the cleaner I have used it for almost everything.

[@tomcommander6670]

Not so sure about the cleaner. Dish soap or carb cleaner may have done better.

[@dirkanderson2944]

Put in some handy Andy next time you use the it . Maybe that will give better results.

[@robertmailhos8159]

How often can you reuse the new cleaner in the ultra sonic cleaner because of the cost of buying new cleaner fluid can get expensive

[@AJRestoration]

It does get quite expensive, I would say the cleaner varies on what you need cleaned.

[@juliesoane7399]

Not impressed with the cleaner, did you heat it at all? I think Evaporust would do a much better job and I’m sure it can be used in ultrasonic machines

[@FishyBoi1337]

I wouldn't recommend putting carb floats in an ultrasonic. Especially the older soldered ones can develop pinholes at the joint, but I've only seen it happen a few times while some folk swear by doing it. So, take my word with a grain of salt I guess

[@AJRestoration]

I hear you, if the wall thickness is thin enough the ultrasonic frequency will make pinholes. I would also not advise it.

[@mikerobinson6606]

Not much better than a hard rain.....