Question for you all.
I have been using an inexpensive ultrasonic cleaner to clean off the parts of the kitless pens I have begun making. It works very well on alumilite parts and I also use it to clean things like nibs (both assembled and disassembled) and converters.
So, here is the question... has anyone used an ultrasonic cleaner on pen parts containing wood that is finished with CA?
This could be either hybrid cast material or sleeved wood. I would like to be able to use the cleaner to get the dust, debris, and oils off of the machined areas, but am concerned about the CA finished wood portions.
P.S. Sorry if this is posted in the wrong category
I have been using an inexpensive ultrasonic cleaner to clean off the parts of the kitless pens I have begun making. It works very well on alumilite parts and I also use it to clean things like nibs (both assembled and disassembled) and converters.
So, here is the question... has anyone used an ultrasonic cleaner on pen parts containing wood that is finished with CA?
This could be either hybrid cast material or sleeved wood. I would like to be able to use the cleaner to get the dust, debris, and oils off of the machined areas, but am concerned about the CA finished wood portions.
P.S. Sorry if this is posted in the wrong category