selfdefense4me
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I recently bought an Ultra Carry Stainless with modifications (ambi-safety, accurail installed, trigger/action job, tritium night sights, Hogue CocoBolo grips with finger indentations). It's the first Colt-design I've owned.
I noticed in the owner's manual that Kimber strongly advises not to use any solvents on the stainless steel parts. In the past, on my Glocks and snubbies, I would often use a mild solvent (on a patch) on the exterior to remove the gunk/residue from the slide or front of the barrel, then apply something like BreakFree as a cleaner/lubricant.
Since I want to treat my new baby right, what do you experienced Kimber stainless owners use to maintain exterior appearance without damaging the finish?
Thanks in advance for your replies.
I noticed in the owner's manual that Kimber strongly advises not to use any solvents on the stainless steel parts. In the past, on my Glocks and snubbies, I would often use a mild solvent (on a patch) on the exterior to remove the gunk/residue from the slide or front of the barrel, then apply something like BreakFree as a cleaner/lubricant.
Since I want to treat my new baby right, what do you experienced Kimber stainless owners use to maintain exterior appearance without damaging the finish?
Thanks in advance for your replies.