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Ballistol Cold Degreaser for Firearms and Metal Parts

Ballistol Ballistol Cold Degreaser for Firearms and Metal Parts
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Ballistol Cold Degreaser

Ballistol Cold Degreaser is a powerful aerosol degreaser developed for the thorough cleaning of firearms, airguns and precision metal components. It effectively removes oil, grease, dried resinous oil deposits, silicone and adhesive residues, leaving every surface completely grease-free after evaporation. This makes it the ideal preparation before lubrication, maintenance or further surface treatment.

A perfectly clean surface is essential for the performance of gun oils and lubricants. Ballistol Cold Degreaser evaporates without leaving any residue, making it the ideal preparation before applying Ballistol Universal Oil, Gunex or GunCer. It is also highly suitable for preparing metal parts before bluing or electroplating.

Designed for Firearm Maintenance

The degreaser is suitable for firearms, airguns, bolts, barrels, trigger assemblies, magazines, sights and other metal components. Its acetone-free formula contains no aromatic hydrocarbons or nitro solvents and is safe for use on many plastics, making it ideal for professional firearm maintenance.

Key Features

  • Powerful aerosol cold degreaser.
  • Removes oil, grease, dried resinous oil, silicone and adhesive residues.
  • Evaporates completely without leaving residue.
  • Ideal before applying GunCer, Gunex or Ballistol Universal Oil.
  • Suitable for steel, stainless steel, aluminium and many plastics.
  • Acetone-free.
  • Free from aromatic hydrocarbons and nitro solvents.
  • Excellent preparation before bluing or electroplating.
  • Available in 50 ml and 200 ml aerosol cans.
  • Made in Germany.

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