Cleaning Threads on a mod.

[Allankustom]

Hi
Sorry to be a pest but what do people recommend as the best thing to clean the threads on a mod.
I've got a Nemi which is a bit crunchy and sticks (so its in pieces at the moment) and was wondering what people would suggest to get them nice and clean with and keep them silky!
Thanks for your time!

 

[mynameistoki]

I just cleaned my Chi the other day, pretty much used hot soapy water and a toothbrush on the threads, and some cape cod polishing cloths on the rest of it after thoroughly brushing the threaded areas.

The switch was nice a silky smooth afterwards, unfortunately its the brass chi so the tubes fade pretty quickly after a polish.

 

[Allankustom]

Cool thanks I'll give it got tonight!

 

[mynameistoki]

This is a link to the polishing cloth I used if you are interested, and you are welcome http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cape-Cod-Me...2810&sr=8-1&keywords=cape+cod+polishing+cloth

 

[jimmy1mc]

I had simillar issues with my nemi (clone) and took it completely apart, soaked in quite warm soapy water for a bit then went at it with a tooth brush, rinsed and dried with paper toels and micro fibre cloth. , was soo much better. I found my button was still a bit crunchy which was actually the bottom pin coming slightly unscrewed in the tube so tightened it well with some long nose pliers and now everything is very smooth indeed

 

[Ninjaassasin1983]

as above clean with a toothbrush thoroughly and to keep em smooth try some noalox or contralube
http://www.liberty-flights.co.uk/product.asp?id=163
http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/contralube-770-connector-lubricant-8g-sachet-n78dd

 

[Allankustom]

Thanks gang ill investigate some of the lubricants