Using an ultrasonic tank.

[Steve V.]

Hello,

For those that use them, do you ever screen your chemicals to get the gunk out? I was thinking of using automotive paint filters for this.

Thanks,

Steve

[reelynew]

I think Fred mentioned in a post he uses coffee filters for that purpose. That might get you a few extra cycles.

[oc1]

If the active ingredient is reactive or volatile, then it will become weaker through use.

[Steve V.]

I think Fred mentioned in a post he uses coffee filters for that purpose. That might get you a few extra cycles.

That sounds cheaper than what I was going to use. I'll give that a try first.

Thanks,

Steve

[Steve V.]

If the active ingredient is reactive or volatile, then it will become weaker through use.

Yep, hopefully I can make it last a little longer and see small parts in the jars I use. A few times when putting a reel back together I've had to go back to the jar and fish out a small part that I missed because my fluid is dirty.

Thanks,

Steve

[reelynew]

Hi Steve,

Here's the thread I refer to. 

https://alantani.com/index.php/topic,36091.0.html

It has some really good tips on what solution to use for what kind of part and mentions the coffee filter. 

Matt

[Steve V.]

Hi Steve,

Here's the thread I refer to. 

https://alantani.com/index.php/topic,36091.0.html

It has some really good tips on what solution to use for what kind of part and mentions the coffee filter. 

Matt

Thanks