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"Gary Warner" wrote in message
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"Wayne.B" wrote in message
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I have a set of grungy looking yellow 50 amp cables that I'd like to
clean up.

Does anyone know of a good cleaning product and/or technique short of
going out and buying new ones?


I wonder if soaking them overnight
in a bucket of any of the solutions
already mentioned might help loosen
up the grunge so you have less work.

I realize it might need to be a big bucket -
or a couple of them...



You could not do it with the acetone. Acetone causes the surface to become
sticky when just rubbing it on lightly with a rag. Soaking the cable in
acetone might cause some serious damage to the insulation.


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