[cpiaaq]

I posted this in another thread, but it belongs here.

It works great, although its pretty slow going. I fill it 50-50 with 409 and water and rotate the chip several times. Wipe them off with a dry towel and they're ready to go.

[GabeManis]

Awesome idea! Have you tried cleaning very dirty/used casino paulsons with it? I have tried to salvage some paulsons from a casino and I am curious how clean this will get them. Also, can you shed some light into how you fixed the toothbrush heads into place?

gabe

Originally Posted by cpiaaq

I posted this in another thread, but it belongs here.

It works great, although its pretty slow going. I fill it 50-50 with 409 and water and rotate the chip several times. Wipe them off with a dry towel and they're ready to go.

[mizuchaud]

I'm more interested in that chip, but the cleaner is a great tool.
Got to make my own now.
My reds keep making my whites pink...........

[Colquhoun]

Originally Posted by GabeManis

Also, can you shed some light into how you fixed the toothbrush heads into place?
gabe

Appears to be adhesive silicone caulk....do tell, cpiaaq...

[cpiaaq]

100% Silicone from home depot

I haven't tried cleaning any really dirty chips, I'll try it and post results.

[poislb]

Very clever idea, I might try to make one myself...

[STANK1000]

really cool. no damage to the chip? you should start selling them! or start a chip cleaning service