Ultrasonic Gun Cleaner Solution Concentrate — 1 Gallon
| Size | 1 gallon concentrate |
| Makes | 200 gallons |
| Dilution | 1:250 (1:100 for heavy fouling) |
| Free microfiber cloth | — |
| Made in | USA 🇺🇸 |
- Powerful ultrasonic gun cleaner solution — 128 oz concentrate makes up to 200 gallons for ultrasonic cleaners.
- Ideal for all firearm components — bolts, slides, triggers, receivers, brass casings and small parts.
- DIY-friendly firearm maintenance — no harsh fumes, no complicated steps.
- Simple 1:250 ratio — increase to 1:100 for tougher buildup or carbon fouling.
- Made in the USA — non-corrosive formula, safe for metal parts, brass and aluminum.
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Our best-selling ultrasonic gun cleaning solution. One gallon of concentrate makes up to 200 gallons of working firearm cleaning fluid — the lowest cost per cleaning of any gun cleaner solution we know of. Drop bolts, slides, triggers, receivers and brass casings in your ultrasonic gun cleaner, run a cycle, and carbon, powder residue and old oil lift away from surfaces a cleaning rod and patches never touch. The formula is non-corrosive and safe for steel, brass and aluminum.
Gun Cleaner Solution 1 Gal — FAQs
Is ultrasonic cleaning safe for firearms?
Yes, for metal components — slides, bolts, triggers, pins, receivers and brass. Remove grips, optics, wood and anything with adhesive first. After cleaning, rinse, dry thoroughly and re-lubricate: ultrasonic cleaning strips all oil, including the oil you want.
Will it remove carbon fouling and powder residue?
That is exactly what it is formulated for. For heavy carbon — suppressor parts, bolt carrier groups, high-round-count pistol slides — mix at 1:100 and run a heated cycle.
Can I clean brass cases for reloading with it?
Yes. It is popular with reloaders as an ultrasonic brass cleaner solution. Deprime cases first for clean primer pockets, rinse well with water, then dry completely before loading.
Does it harm gun finishes?
The formula is non-corrosive and finish-safe on common steel, aluminum and brass finishes at recommended dilutions. As with any cleaner, test unusual coatings first and don't leave parts in the bath overnight.
Guides for this product
Ultrasonic Gun Cleaning: A Complete How-To Guide
Ultrasonic gun cleaner how-to: safe field strip, what goes in the tank, solution ratios, cycle times, rinsing, drying, and the critical re-lubrication step.
Best Ultrasonic Cleaner for Guns: Buying Guide
Best ultrasonic cleaner for guns: tank sizes for pistols vs AR parts, heater, 40kHz frequency, and fair takes on Hornady, Harbor Freight, and VEVOR units.
Gun Cleaning Schedule: How Often to Clean Each Firearm
How often to clean a gun, by firearm and use: carry pistols, range guns, hunting rifles, shotguns, and rimfire — plus storage, rust prevention, and lube points.
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