what is Cleaning Silicone Spray used for and how do you use it?
1011180
It is used for lubricating the moving parts on Airsoft guns. (not real firearms) the small can comes with a straw, like the old style WD-40 cans used to have, that you put into the hole to dispense the spray.
1011181
Oh yeah.., Generally speaking silicone sprays, like WD-40, are used to displace water, lubricate and provide some rust protection on locks, tools, and metallic moving parts. I bought it to use on my BB and Pellet rifles. They are both over 70 years old and I didn't want to risk spraying the barrels and seals with something too harsh a solvent. This, I believe was recommended for its relatively benign composition. By the way, both rifles are working astonishingly well for being so old. The seals appear to allow significant air pressure to build so the FPS blast of air fires that BB and pellet with a lot of power. I believe I am getting at least 600 of FPS out of a manufactured design of 760.., way back when. As they say.., 'they sure don't build them like they use to'. Gary
1296927
Kindly, you should ask the maker of this product about their products uses. I have not had the need or opportunity to clean the items you detail, sorry.
2047633
Nothing sticks to them so clean up is a breeze. I used a sponge with warm water. Soap is not needed as a matter of fact I avoid soap on my silicone products after the initial washing when I first buy them.They are so nice I just want to pamper them too!
1743428
These are molds. The company have to spray a chemical to line the molds so the silicone can be easily removed from the mold once it dries. You probably got a mold that hasn't been washed. These chemicals needs several good washes to be fully removed.
675042
I spray with vinegar, let sit awhile and use microfiber cloth to wipe up. I use for almost everything, I have one set aside to clean just my glasses, does great job.
546781
Good question NO it is a clean silicone product I use it and re apply it after I was it .. I would say it is like a silicone base that doesn't attract dirt. Otherwise it would scratch or smear on the fiberglass. And it does not . You should use this spray on for the slide seals. Door seals .. Don't use armor all.
1440539
Use tape or a lint roller. I Don't like cleaning with acetone because I think it eats away the rubber.
869117
Just blow it or pass you finger gently trough it. The use itself helps to keep it clean
656292
You might try this...http://www.ehow.com/how_8108725_rid-silicone-plastic-odor.html
776738
I grease the pan, but you probably don't need to. I usually spray some Pam in it. Fortunately, because it's a silicone pan, the grease doesn't burn on the pan and it washes right off.
766640
I use an all-purpose spray cleaner -- there's nothing magical or high-maintenance about the exterior of this trash can. It's easy to clean.
158970
It seems that a silicone spray would leave a residue. This does not. I applied last year to a trampoline cover in El Paso, TX (the Sun City, home of the Sun Bowl) and my cover did fine. Will reapply this year.
1914241
The silicone component should always generate a filmy, "slippery" texture feel so long as there is NOT residue build-up (if it stops feeling slippery then it ceases to fulfill its purpose). Some people describe it as a tacky feeling. If you are worried about residual grease, a typical dish detergent should eliminate all residues when washing in hot water. Many people have said that wiping with a dry towel once the Silpat sheet is "dry" also helps eliminate any additional oils. Personally, I store mine between sheets of parchment or butcher paper, and I always wipe them down with a damp cloth before each use. The silicone component should always generate a filmy, "slippery" texture feel so long as there is NOT residue build-up (if it stops feeling slippery then it ceases to fulfill its purpose). Some people describe it as a tacky feeling. If you are worried about residual grease, a typical dish detergent should eliminate all residues when washing in hot water. Many people have said that wiping with a dry towel once the Silpat sheet is "dry" also helps eliminate any additional oils. Personally, I store mine between sheets of parchment or butcher paper, and I always... » Read More The silicone component should always generate a filmy, "slippery" texture feel so long as there is NOT residue build-up (if it stops feeling slippery then it ceases to fulfill its purpose). Some people describe it as a tacky feeling. If you are worried about residual grease, a typical dish detergent should eliminate all residues when washing in hot water. Many people have said that wiping with a dry towel once the Silpat sheet is "dry" also helps eliminate any additional oils. Personally, I store mine between sheets of parchment or butcher paper, and I always wipe them down with a damp cloth before each use. « Show Less
2096351
I use spray way glass cleaner.spray it on then wipe it off with one of the towels.these towels are also great for cleaning mirrors , faucets, sinks , toilets and anything else you want clean and shiny.
575211
I have used silicon spray on slide boards I've had in the past, and it would restore it good as new. I just got this board, so can't say whether that would work for this one.
1914242
I wash mine with a little dawn dish soap in very hot water, rinse very well, and air dry. I know it is clean, but yes there is always a slight film because it is silicon, just the nature of silicon.
343266
I use an all purpose spray cleaner "Method" I find @ Target..,sorry you r having trouble..doesn't have bleach