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I highly recommend using magic erasers to clean the surface after the fact, regardless of speed and power settings. FWIW, search "melamine sponge" on amazon etc., much cheaper.
For stubborn residues I use denatured alcohol to wet the sponge instead of water.
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Simple Green. Way safer to use than the Zep, (won't hurt any surface metal I've used it on) Concentrated gallon is like $7.50 at Sam's.
I spray on concentrated, rub with my fingers (or magic eraser if one is laying there) and wash off. No scrubbing, nothing but bare metal left. Won't harm PC.
Did some blacks the other day and easy. DNA will take off, but not nearly as fast nor safely.
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Zep Fast 505 has never harmed any paint or metal surface I've used it on. I use it on all my powder coated work.
Mike Null
St. Louis Laser, Inc.
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Just make sure to wash it after cleaning. From what I read, 505 contains a bit of lye...
Bruce Clumpner
Brandon Services Laser Engraving
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