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Gun cleaning made simple. 3 easy steps to clean your firearm: dissolve, clean and protect. First, use Bore Scrubber® to dissolve copper fouling and residue left behind from firing your firearm. Second, clean out the dissolved material with Gun Scrubber®. And, third, cover with Barricade® to protect your firearm from rusting.
33309 - 10 oz net wt/each Aerosol, 3-Pack Shrink Wrapped
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FAQ
Q: Is the process for the Aluminum Black the same as for blueing?
A: Yes. Reference our refinishing guide for more specific instructions.
Q: Should I use Gun Oil or Barricade?
A: Think of Gun Oil as a lubricant first and a rust protectant second and Barricade as a rust protectant first and lubrication second. If your dominant need is a gun lubricant select Gun Oil. If your dominant need is a rust protectant select Barricade.
Q: Has Barricade always had the same name?
A: Barricade was formerly known as “Sheath.”
Q: Is Barricade petroleum based?
A: Yes.
Q: Should Barricade be used for wood products?
A: No, DO NOT use on wood products.
Q: Do I need to use more Barricade product in high humidity settings?
A: Yes, use more Barricade in high humidity and less of it in low humidity settings.
Q: Does Bore Scrubber protect from rust?
A: Yes, Bore Scrubber is equipped with a preventative long term rust protectant.
Q: Can I soak my item in Bore Scrubber overnight?
A: No, it is not recommended that you soak items in Bore Scrubber for extended periods of time.
Q: Will Bore Scrubber dissolve lacquer?
A: Yes, Bore Scrubber will dissolve lacquer.
Q: Does Bore Scrubber contain ammonia?
A: Yes.
Q: Is the “Gun Scrubber Firearm Cleaner” the same as the “Gun Scrubber Synthetic Safe” formula?
A: Yes, the product labeling did not specify “Synthetic Safe” but it is the same formula. Cans with UPC code of 0 29057 33340 4 and 0 29057 33344 2 have and will always be “synthetic safe.”
Q: Will Gun Scrubber damage plastic?
A: Gun Scrubber may harm some plastics, painted surfaces, synthetic stocks, camouflage finishes and wood finishes. Do not allow product to pool on, in or under firearm, or components to reduce the possibility of damage. Test an area before using.
Q: Why does the label on my Gun Scrubber look different than on the website?
A: There are currently 3 labels of Gun Scrubber.
Q: Why does the product not spray when I can feel that the can is not empty?
A: If the Gun Scrubber® can is not held straight up and down when in use there can be a disproportionate amount of propellant used. This can result in all the propellant being used up despite some product remaining in the can.
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