loudandproud Sergeant Full Member Minuteman Jan 19, 2014 298 58 Carlisle, PA Apr 15, 2017 #1 Apr 15, 2017 #1 Whats the most effective way to get modeling clay out of all the nooks and crannies after doing a bedding job? Once its in there, its pretty messy.
Whats the most effective way to get modeling clay out of all the nooks and crannies after doing a bedding job? Once its in there, its pretty messy.
W WeiserBucks Sergeant Full Member Minuteman Feb 13, 2017 1,613 2,091 Weiser , Idaho Apr 15, 2017 #2 Apr 15, 2017 #2 Warm water and Qtips works well , but it's also messy and time consuming.
G GH41 Sergeant Full Member Minuteman Mar 18, 2014 725 160 Apr 15, 2017 #3 Apr 15, 2017 #3 It's like pickin boogers. Easier when it dries out a little that when wet and soft.
S SIDS01 Private Minuteman Feb 13, 2017 212 191 Apr 15, 2017 #4 Apr 15, 2017 #4 Next time try Silly Putty, it's much easier to clean off
Leland22 Not really a FNG Full Member Minuteman Feb 11, 2017 185 92 48 Greenville,SC Apr 15, 2017 #5 Apr 15, 2017 #5 I have used dental picks with good success,or paper clips...but as was said,easier when dried a bit.
lash Swamp Rat Full Member Minuteman Sep 28, 2012 14,315 34,098 66 Central Florida Apr 15, 2017 #6 Apr 15, 2017 #6 Leland22 said: I have used dental picks with good success,or paper clips...but as was said,easier when dried a bit. Click to expand... ^^Pretty much this.^^^
Leland22 said: I have used dental picks with good success,or paper clips...but as was said,easier when dried a bit. Click to expand... ^^Pretty much this.^^^
Supersubes Heathen Full Member Minuteman Supporter Sep 6, 2006 9,285 11,524 Eastern Sierra Apr 15, 2017 #7 Apr 15, 2017 #7 Play-doh works too.
supercorndogs Ham Fisted Gorilla Full Member Minuteman Feb 17, 2014 15,421 21,679 Colorado Apr 16, 2017 #8 Apr 16, 2017 #8 Flossups.
Mike Casselton No, I just wear the T-shirt Full Member Minuteman Nov 25, 2007 12,471 25,004 Lithia, FL Apr 17, 2017 #9 Apr 17, 2017 #9 A blow torch and a pair of pliers. Oh, wait, that's for something else. Like they said above, let out dry a bit. The sunshine helps this process
A blow torch and a pair of pliers. Oh, wait, that's for something else. Like they said above, let out dry a bit. The sunshine helps this process
LRI Lance Criminal Full Member Minuteman Mar 14, 2010 6,358 7,786 53 Sturgis, S. Dakota www.longriflesinc.com Apr 17, 2017 #10 Apr 17, 2017 #10 Hot water. Dawn soap. Nylon bristle brush. Compressed air.
schutzprecision Private Full Member Minuteman Oct 13, 2014 84 8 Northern Ca Apr 17, 2017 #11 Apr 17, 2017 #11 Remove the clay when it is cold. It won't stick to the metal and leaves worry little residue. Clean up action with hot water and dish soap.
Remove the clay when it is cold. It won't stick to the metal and leaves worry little residue. Clean up action with hot water and dish soap.
cal50 Gunny Sergeant Full Member Minuteman Jun 6, 2009 1,429 117 Ohio Apr 20, 2017 #12 Apr 20, 2017 #12 I like plumbers putty. Easy clean up and whatever that stuff is it never seems to go bad.......