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I think the ball trail on a rail gives it character. I just clean them up good sometimes yes, in the tub with soap and water. Rinse and dry, then maybe a little polishing with a mag wheel polish. This wouldn't cut it on a restore job I suppose, but for my less then perfect pins, it seems fine for a good shopping out.
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