Free Ultra Dust Samples should be available on site on Friday.

We hope you will try.

They are designed in the manner as a simple or mean green liquid, but in Powder.
Not only will it save you money, (No water to ship, and store) but after using ultrasonic cleaners for about 30 years, this is pretty darn good, it has been created specifically for Electronic parts too!

Even still, rinse, and blow dry is helpful and recommended, although rinse, towel dry and air dry works too.

I will make a posting on ultrasonic threads, as this will be kept hidden and exclusive for ultrasonic
users.

I appreciate everyones patience, will I worked this into the site.

Art

Somethings just take some time....

Ultra Dust....A superior Ultrasonic Cleaning Solution is now available in 2 oz Sample Packs for Free!
(+ shipping)
30 2-2 oz packages, 1 per customer, are available only to Pinsiders through this link:

http://www.cometpinball.com/ULTRADUST-p/ultradust.htm

A superior Cleaning Product designed especially for the Electronic and Jewelry Industry
is now available for Pin Fans!

Rinses Clean...No Residue!
Easier to store!...in Powder Form!
Safer for your Electronic Pieces then Green and Purple Liquid Cleaners.
Better Control of Cleaning Strength
Designed for Safe cleaning of Electronic Parts
Less Expensive then Liquids....by not paying for "water"

One ounce will make 1-3 Gallons of Cleaner!!!!

Feedback is appreciated...!

Art

ultradust logo.jpg

Target before and after.jpg

coil before and after.jpg

circuit board before and after.jpg

flippers before and after.jpg

I hope it pleases you, but something happened in time (too long), temp (too hot), with contamination of your solution/part (?).

In working with Jewelry, it happens all the time......but thats perfumes, soaps, and lotions from a user contaminating a tank.

Less cleaner...The sample pack at 2 oz, is enough to refill 8-15 batches of new liquid in a Harbor Freight
ultrasonic pictured.

My Pleasure......I hope this is of help.

As everyones Water Supply is different, distilled is preferred, but not not needed.

I have had a few pms on ratio.

Always start a new project with clean water
Clean a dirty tank frequently, especially if you can siphon any material that settles to the bottom.
Ratios? On pinball parts? I am at 1 oz to 4-5 gallons of water. Some people will go as strong as 1 ounce to 1 gallon.
I'd start weak, and check the part in 60-90 seconds, 3 minutes tops for general dirt.
Stubborn dirt can benefit from a small toothbrush, longing time, stronger solution...
Not much of that is in pinball, but restoring rusty parts, removing rouge or polish, layers of grease...
etc.

Nothing with art work!