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TO 35-1-3 Table 2-2. Authorized Cleaning Materials - Continued Type of Soils or Surfaces To Be Cleaned Cleaning Material Mixing Directions Cleaning Procedures Comments Heavy Oils, Greases and Carbonized Exhaust Deposits MIL-PRF-680, Type II or III Undiluted Apply with a brush, pad, or cloth and agitate, repeat until surface contaminants are removed from the surface or suspended in the solvent. If oily residue is acceptable, rinse with water and wipe dry with a clean cloth. If oily residue is not acceptable use the diluted cleaning compounds listed under the heavy soils section of this table. MIL-PRF-680 Type II or III, also known as Stoddard's Solvent or Dry Cleaning Solvent, can be used to clean a variety of soils, particularly oils, greases and hydraulic fluids. Type III has a flash point of over 200 °F. MIL-PRF-680 will leave a slight oily residue. This is desirable if flash-rusting protection is needed. If the part cleaned with MIL-PRF-680 is to be painted or surface bonding is to occur, wiping the affected surfaces with a lean cloth dampened with a nonpetroleum based cleaning compound, or solvent cleaner such as Isopropyl Alcohol TT- I-735 or Acetone O-A-51, is necessary. MIL-PRF- 87937, Type I MIL-PRF- 85570, Type I Should not be used in poorly ventilated areas or on painted lacquer surfaces, unpainted plastic or unpainted composite surfaces. After cleaning, the area must be thoroughly rinsed with water to prevent streaking or paint deterioration. MIL-PRF- 85570, Type IA MIL-C-43616, Class I MIL-C-43616, Class IA 1 part cleaner to 4 parts water 1 part cleaner to 4 parts water No mixing, this is a premixed aerosol 1 part cleaner to 4 parts water No mixing, this is a premixed aerosol Wet surface with fresh water. Apply cleaning solution and scrub briskly with abrasive mat (MIL-A-9962, Type I, Grade A or B). Rinse with fresh water and dry. Solvent emulsion cleaner. Should not be used in poorly ventilated areas. Do not heat the cleaning compound above 115 °F. 2-12
TO 35-1-3 Table 2-2. Authorized Cleaning Materials - Continued Type of Soils or Surfaces To Be Cleaned Cleaning Material Mixing Directions Cleaning Procedures Comments Spot Cleaning - Engine Exhaust Areas MIL-PRF- 85570, Type IV or V Undiluted Type IV: Apply full strength with a non-abrasive cleaning pad. Allow 1 to 3 minutes dwell time. Scrub with a circular motion. Rinse thoroughly, and then dry with a clean cloth. Do not allow cleaner to dry on surface. Do not allow the cleaner to dry on the surfaces or rinsing may be difficult. Type V: Apply full strength with brush or pump spray device. Allow 5 minutes dwell time. Brush if necessary, then spray with fresh water to rinse. Spot Cleaning - Stubborn Soil on Gloss Painted Surfaces MIL-PRF- 85570, Type III Undiluted Apply full strength with damp cloth. Allow the cleaner to dwell for 1-2 minutes. Rub with a circular motion. If the surface is oily or greasy apply the cleaning compound to the dry surface, allow the cleaning compound to dwell for 5-15 minutes, then agitate and rinse with water. Rub with a circular motion and completely rinse area, then dry with a clean cloth. Do not allow cleaner to dry on surface. Abrasive spot cleaner for gloss surfaces only. This cleaner will raise the gloss of gloss, semi-gloss, or flat topcoats. Spot Cleaning - Stubborn Soils on Tactical Paint Schemes Exhaust Tracks, Smudges, Boot Marks, or Other Embedded Soils MIL-PRF- 85570, Type IV Undiluted Apply cleaner with a nonabrasive cleaning pad. Allow 1-3 minutes dwell time. Rub with a circular motion. Rinse thoroughly, and then dry. Cleaning compound contains rubber particles that aid in the cleaning process. Do not allow the cleaner to dry on the surfaces or rinsing may be difficult. 2.1.7 General Cleaning Material and Processes. Cleaning compounds facilitate oils, grease, and soil removal. However, cleaning compounds can damage certain material surfaces and parts if they are improperly diluted and applied. 2.1.7.1 Cleaning Solutions. Using cleaning solutions more concentrated than the manufacturer's dilution rates are not acceptable. This action may actually hamper washing operations because concentrated soap solutions tend to make surfaces slippery, the cleaning solutions will not properly dissolve or lift the contaminants from the surface being cleaned, and can impede the washing pads from loosening the soils. In addition, concentrated solutions require more rinse water to remove excess cleaner and may cause paint deterioration or corrosion. 2-13
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