hi right yep its a ultrasonic cleaner and the cleaning liquid is from work I keep meaning to get the name of the stuff but never do
as for cleaning the dial face well its spit just get sum cotton wool buds and wet it then rube over the face youse a clean one every time DO NOT yous any solvents or sops or soke in water as sum faces the markings are transfers and will cum off as for the lenses on sum you need to put a angel on the edge but not all no its not a cleaner for clocks its a degreaser and light rust remover the stuff that I get from work we have one big one at work and when I say big I mean big all automated the parts are in for 30 minuets on a conveyer system they cum out get rinst off then blown dry depending on watt mix rate ie 1 part of cleaner to say 5 parts water brill for brass and for de rusting parts its 3 to 5 mix 1 is a egg cup full to two 1 tank full fi that makes sense as for oil I youse instrument oil not clock oil sos for the delay in the reply
as for cleaning the dial face well its spit just get sum cotton wool buds and wet it then rube over the face youse a clean one every time DO NOT yous any solvents or sops or soke in water as sum faces the markings are transfers and will cum off as for the lenses on sum you need to put a angel on the edge but not all no its not a cleaner for clocks its a degreaser and light rust remover the stuff that I get from work we have one big one at work and when I say big I mean big all automated the parts are in for 30 minuets on a conveyer system they cum out get rinst off then blown dry depending on watt mix rate ie 1 part of cleaner to say 5 parts water brill for brass and for de rusting parts its 3 to 5 mix 1 is a egg cup full to two 1 tank full fi that makes sense as for oil I youse instrument oil not clock oil sos for the delay in the reply
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