Cleaning old ASM/Burt Co. chips (1 Viewer)

[Michbrog]

Hey guys, trying to clean some older vintage ASM tri-club molds, and curious what the best process would be to do so. I've heard they're a little more delicate than most chips, and they could def use a good scrubbing. I'm still a noobie when it comes to this stuff so any feedback is greatly appreciated.

 

[BGinGA]

Do not use TSP, OxiClean, or any product containing an oxidizer (like Dawn with Oxi). Regular Dawn or Palmolive dish soap and a stiff toothbrush or fingernail brush will work fine.

 

[Michbrog]

Sounds great, thank you. Would soaking the chips for just a bit be beneficial or detrimental to the chips?

 

[BGinGA]

I would not go any longer than 5-10 minutes; shorter is better. Also make sure the water is not too hot, as it will soften the chips.

 

[Michbrog]

Perfect, thanks again.

 

[mike32]

I have used regular dish soap and toothbrush/rag on old asm blanks with good results. I did not soak chips at all.

 

[luckbox]

try one chip alone first just to make sure....if you follow the above they should be fine but just to be safe, then you must post some pron, its mandatory