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I asked about this comparison on the S&W Forum. I also wanted to see the experience of THR members as well. Pro Shot Products Metal Care Cloth was recommended in an earlier thread in the S&W Forum for cleaning blued guns. Presumably, it would not harm a blued finish. I was curious about why this was so when I know lead remover cloth will harm a blued finish. Is Metal Care Cloth less abrasive? Below is my question I posed on the S&W Forum:
I am looking for a cloth to clean my blued revolvers, esp. something that would clean the area between the forcing cone and underneath the top strap. I use Birchwood-Casey lead remover cloth on my stainless revolvers, which works great, but I am leary of using it on blued guns. Wouldn't the Metal Care Cloth be an abrasive similar to the lead remover cloth and require caution to preserve the bluing?
So, how do you compare these cleaning cloths?
I am looking for a cloth to clean my blued revolvers, esp. something that would clean the area between the forcing cone and underneath the top strap. I use Birchwood-Casey lead remover cloth on my stainless revolvers, which works great, but I am leary of using it on blued guns. Wouldn't the Metal Care Cloth be an abrasive similar to the lead remover cloth and require caution to preserve the bluing?
So, how do you compare these cleaning cloths?
