NEW Breakthrough Clean Technologies Suppressor Cleaner, 32oz, Clear

After a 24 hour soak, my sealed Tactical Solutions Cascade Ti suppressor turned from a "disposable" can to a "lifetime" can.

I didn't think I'd ever be able to clean this can until Breakthrough came along, and even then, the results were far better than I'd ever hoped. It was absolutely worth every penny!

My first use was to clean a very dirty Banish 22 (over 500 rounds). I soaked the parts for a couple of hours in my Hornady Sonic Cleaner (using the whole 32 oz bottle), and then ran a 90 minute cycle (no heat). The parts came out like new -- a quick wipe with a paper towel took care of any remaining fouling. I saved the solvent, and hope it will be effective for a few more cleanings. Will report back after I do.

I’m not sure what sort of black magic is involved in how this stuff works but it does work. I had pretty much given up on ever getting all the carbon out of my Silencerco Watlock II. Being entirely aluminum my options were pretty slim, and with somewhere in the neighborhood of 10k rounds through it let’s say the can was DIRTY. The tail cap and first baffle were basically one solid piece. I soaked everything in this magic sauce in a sealed Tupperware for 24 hours, then scraped the majority of the crud out with a brass scraper. Next I put the solution the parts had been soaking in along with the remainder of the 32oz bottle I purchased into my Harbor Freight ultrasonic cleaner. Herein lies the magic. A total of six eight minute heated cycles had the solution bubbling hot and my baffles back to bare anodized aluminum clean. I cannot believe how well this stuff works! If I could buy a lifetime supply today I surely would

Soaked the baffles from my 9mm can that has about 1000 rounds. I was able to wipe clean most of the carbon. Felt like thick mud. Used a brush for the tougher spots but easy to get completely clean.
Says its safe on aluminum. Going to reuse the cleaner on my 22 can.