How to clean tarnished ankle pins? At first I wanted to replace these pins, but they cannot be removed from the ankle, so how to clean them, apparently there are some preparations for that?

You can try a KONTAKT preparation, but I cannot guarantee success.

And if he used, for example, Coca-Cola?

The best preparation is the Slovak Kontox 5.

And where can I get such a preparation?

I buy it on the electronic exchange. I don't know any other locations. But the preparation is really effective.

I use Valvoline Cleantronic, I do not know how compared to others because I only used it but it works quite well, even with Ford it copes .

I recommend KONTAKT 60 - a typical application is cleaning tarnished contacts. If you want to comprehensively preserve the contacts, then: KONTAKT 60 dissolves the corroded layer, KONTAKT 61 degreases and washes away residues CONTACT WL leaves a protective layer on the contacts. You can buy it in the WW.SMARUJ.PL online store. Various packaging. The picture below shows the instructions for cleaning the contacts according to the Kontakt Chemie catalog here shortcut to that directory

So this is how I bought this contact 60, first I puffed it, then I had a Loctite degreaser at home (I could twist it a bit) and before I washed off this contact and finally the Wurth silicone grease went (I could also make a mistake) and now everything is like best order

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How to clean tarnished ankle pins? At first I wanted to replace these pins, but they cannot be removed from the ankle, so how to clean them, apparently there are some preparations for that?
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#2 6499216 06 May 2009 20:52

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You can try a KONTAKT preparation, but I cannot guarantee success.
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#3 6499322 06 May 2009 21:05

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And if he used, for example, Coca-Cola?
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I heard but didn't try.
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The best preparation is the Slovak Kontox 5.
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And where can I get such a preparation?
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I buy it on the electronic exchange. I don't know any other locations.
But the preparation is really effective.
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I use "Valvoline Cleantronic", I do not know how compared to others because I only used it but it works quite well, even with Ford it copes .
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I recommend KONTAKT 60 - a typical application is cleaning tarnished contacts. If you want to comprehensively preserve the contacts, then:
KONTAKT 60 dissolves the corroded layer,
KONTAKT 61 degreases and washes away residues
CONTACT WL leaves a protective layer on the contacts.

You can buy it in the WW.SMARUJ.PL online store. Various packaging.

The picture below shows the instructions for cleaning the contacts according to the Kontakt Chemie catalog here shortcut to that directory
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matix1991 matix1991

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So this is how I bought this contact 60, first I puffed it, then I had a Loctite degreaser at home (I could twist it a bit) and before I washed off this contact and finally the Wurth silicone grease went (I could also make a mistake) and now everything is like best order
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To clean tarnished ankle pins that cannot be removed, several effective preparations have been suggested. KONTAKT products, particularly KONTAKT 60, are recommended for dissolving corrosion, while KONTAKT 61 is used for degreasing. Additionally, CONTACT WL leaves a protective layer. Slovak Kontox 5 is also noted for its effectiveness. Users have mentioned using Valvoline Cleantronic, which reportedly works well, especially with Ford components. Some have successfully combined these products with degreasers like Loctite and silicone grease for optimal results.
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