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Is there anyway to safely clean radiator fins? Not just the outside but parts that are impossible to get into. Maybe soak it in a solution?
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Cleaning rad fins?
- Thread starter ForeverUnknown
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i just use a crap load of canned air
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u can use an air compreser that usualy works
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could try a touth brush and some water to try and get that off
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I know soaking copper (like copper Heatsinks) in vinegar overnight, will get rid of that dark film that they can accumulate over time, if your is a copper rad, you might wanna try that, but ask some other guys who know more about WC than me.
I read the thread title and thought canned air too, even better if you have a can w/ the little straw nosel attachement, should work if were just talking dust here.
I read the thread title and thought canned air too, even better if you have a can w/ the little straw nosel attachement, should work if were just talking dust here.
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canned air or air compressor would work best. You could use a hose to spray water through it, then let the rad sit out in the sun to dry. Thats what i do with my rad every time i clean out the loop.
