Lyman Turbo Sonic Steel Cleaning Solution 32 oz Concentrate

Description

If you run an ultrasonic cleaner and you've been guessing at what to pour in it, this takes the guesswork out. Lyman worked with a chemical research team to build a solution tuned specifically for steel and stainless steel gun parts, so it's not a general-purpose degreaser you're hoping does the job. It's a blue concentrate you mix with water, and once your barrels, cylinders, slides, bolts, and small pins hit the tank, the cavitation reaches into every corner a brush can't.

What the Turbo Sonic Steel Solution Actually Pulls Off

The whole point of an ultrasonic bath is getting into the spots your patch and jag never touch, and this cleaner is formulated to lift oil, carbon buildup, powder residue, and general crud from inside and out. Users cleaning 1911 parts after heavy match shooting have been genuinely surprised at how much gunk comes loose. It's a faint-odor formula, so you're not clearing the room while it works.

Matching the Right Concentrate to Your Parts

One thing worth knowing: Lyman splits its Turbo Sonic line by application. This is the steel and stainless steel gun parts formula, which is a different animal than their brass case cleaning solution. Keeping the two straight matters because the chemistry is dialed for each metal. If you're cleaning barrels, cylinders, trigger groups, and other steel components, this is the one you want in the tank.

Why the 32 oz Size Makes Sense

Since it's a concentrate, a little goes a long way once it's diluted per the directions. The 32 oz bottle is the high-volume size in the lineup, so it suits a busy home bench, a gunsmith, or anyone running regular cleaning sessions who doesn't want to reorder every month. It works in the Lyman Turbo Sonic units and plays nice with most other ultrasonic cleaners on the market too.