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    Default Scale clean up

    I thought this would be a time consuming job. Dawn dishwashing liquid and a tooth brush only took about ten minutes.

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    If it works on feather and fur, it should work on Scale[emoji41]


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    Pretty much every synthetic scaled blade I clean up gets a good scrub with a rifle cleaning brush and some dish soap. Some of the hard rubber type materials are better of with a Luke warm or cool water rinse though. On assembled razors I use a folded up paper towel to work in between the scales.
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    I nifty set of scales. Glad they were a breeze to clean.
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    Looks great...well done. Neat looking scales. You just can't beat a soft toothbrush and warm soapy water to clean scales.
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