Sorry, I should have specified the device: I am trying to fix a VCR,
which some WD-40 got sprayed, near the area where the two reels are
located, now trying to remove it: I could use an Isopropyl Alcohol
cleaner, and I believe it might be available as an aerosol by GC
Electronics. After using this, I would like to apply the contact
cleaner, to make sure the WD-40 is gone.


On Apr 5, 4:06*am, Jeff Liebermann wrote:
On Mon, 5 Apr 2010 00:17:07 -0700 (PDT), Solo

wrote:
Was recommended the GC 19-724 contact cleaner, but cannot purchase it
because it comes in a box of 12. *Would like something similar, that
can be ordered in a single quantity.

Would something like Zero-Tri Super Cleaner/Degreaser act in the same
way? *(Would like to remove WD-40)

The lubricant in WD-40 is either mineral oil or Naphtha in Europe.
Both can be removed with alcohol.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WD-40
Once the mineral oil is gone, then you can then use any contact
cleaner on your unspecified device. *I wouldn't try to do the job in
one pass.

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