I know some people that use this to clean their playfields. I have a few bottles, but I haven't used it on a playfield yet. I'd be curious to see what others have to say about this. Seems somewhat unproven...

It works great on dirty flipper rubber, and white rubber on a route game or any game you want to clean up really quickly.

I have tried it on very dirty mylar and it cleaned it very well. I think there are better products for cleaning games but it works well if you have 6 mins to clean a game.

CP100 is a great rubber cleaner for sure. It also does a great job at cleaning up ball trails and light dirt. If the dirt is heavy then you will need something abrasive like Novus or Millwax. I wouldn't use CP100 on Mylar as CP100 is a great adhesive remover. CP100 is also not meant for playfield cleaning on non-clearcoated/non-diamondplated playfields. Remember also that CP100 needs "buffed" off after it has been applied.

I pretty much only use it for cleaning rubbers. I've heard it can be hard on a playfield, so I haven't risked trying it on one.

Definitely a product I would recommend, great on rubbers.

I've used it on a few playfields and haven't seen any damage, but I have yet to use it on older game to see if that's the case.

I've been using CP-100 for close to 14 years now. Very happy with the results, especially on white rubber. I use it on the playfield to maintain the shine after I shop it with Novus. 4 of the six machines I have have been in my collection for over 8 years. The playfields still look great. Scott.

Uh....

Why would something have to contain water to be a liquid?

I agree I have been using it since the early 90's. Great product for cleaning the playfield also using a terry cloth rag and attached to a pipe cleaner it does well to clean the hidden ramps and areas hidden by other parts.

This stuff rocks for cleaning rubber. Have used on play fields in the past but not lately two newest machines have Mylars didn't want to lift them. I figured it would so i never tried it have cleaned some dirty plastic with is before.

Reviving this old thread. Surprised there isn't more reviews of this product on Pinside (or the internet for that matter). I just bought some of this and used to clean my WH20 playfield. ( http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/CP-100 ).

It really seemed to work great, but maybe a little too good. Now the ball plays faster than a greased turd. I noticed on the bottle it says it is petroleum based. Any issue with this? Anyone else use this product to clean pf specifically?

Just an FYI:

http://www.geminitec.com/complete-appliance-cleaner.html

It is primarily naphtha:

http://www.geminitec.com/uploads/1/3/9/7/13977043/solution_cp-100.pdf

And yes, naphtha works great for cleaning rubber by itself. So if your main intent to is clean rubber, go to the hardware store and pick up some naptha.

I use Naphtha to strip all the wax off of playfields before I clearcoat them.

Works great.

CP100 smells nice too

Funny -
Someone mentioned that it's an adhesive remover..

And it is. I used it many times on PFs to remove old Mylar!