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In Reply to: Read what they say on the Jena Labs website... posted by sherod on January 16, 2008 at 17:48:02:
Out of curiosity I read the link you provided. I agree that people can overuse contact enhancers and not follow manufacturer's directions. Jena is correct when she says some contact enhancers require more then household rubbing alcohol to remove, the two that come to mind is Walker Audio SST and Silclear. Quicksilver Gold is easily removed with rubbing alcohol. I have owned all three mentioned above and have applied and removed many times. And FWIW in my experience, Caig Labs’ “DeoxIT® SHIELD sounds like shit. If you use Caig Labs Deoxit products, make sure you use rubbing alcohol to remove after you clean the mechanical contact.
My 2 cents worth.
Chris
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