Hawk
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With the assistance of a Brownell's stone & file set plus a Power jig, my mechanically challanged self actually has a trigger I like on my Kimber Eclipse II - hardly any parts left over, too. (No one more surprised than me - a first attempt and I can screw up a light bulb change). It even still shoots and not full auto either...
Anyhow, how does one clean the stones? A search on Brownell's only turned up that I should.
Spyderco says ok to put their triangle sharp-maker stones right in the dishwasher - can I do this for my Brownell's ceramics? I presume the India stone doesn't go in the washer (?). How about a good solid shot of brake cleaner on the lot? They're really looking pretty grim but I'm hesitant to do something for fear of ruining 'em.
Thanks in advance.
Anyhow, how does one clean the stones? A search on Brownell's only turned up that I should.
Spyderco says ok to put their triangle sharp-maker stones right in the dishwasher - can I do this for my Brownell's ceramics? I presume the India stone doesn't go in the washer (?). How about a good solid shot of brake cleaner on the lot? They're really looking pretty grim but I'm hesitant to do something for fear of ruining 'em.
Thanks in advance.