Slip 2000’s 725 Foaming Bore Cleaner in a 12-ounce bottle (Slip 2000 part no. 60239-6) is built on the same 725 gun cleaner base as Slip 2000’s standard degreaser, reformulated as a foam that contacts every surface of the bore rather than just the areas a patch happens to touch. To use it, the shooter sprays the foam into the bore through the breech, lets it work on powder residue and carbon buildup for about 15 minutes, then pushes it out with a patch or mop, or simply rinses it away. Slip 2000 recommends re-treating metal parts with one of its lubricants afterward to guard against rust and corrosion once the bore is clean. It is a fast, low-effort way to break down carbon compared to scrubbing with a brush alone.

Key Specifications

• Bottle measures about 7.9 inches, sized for the cleaning bench.
• Applied as a foam that contacts the full surface of the bore rather than spot-cleaning.
• Recommended dwell time of about 15 minutes before removal with a patch, mop, or rinse.
• Manufacturer recommends re-lubricating afterward to prevent rust and corrosion.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long should the foam sit in the bore? Slip 2000 recommends about 15 minutes before pushing it out with a patch, mop, or rinsing it away.

Do I need to re-lubricate after using this cleaner? Yes, Slip 2000 recommends treating metal parts with a lubricant afterward to prevent rust and corrosion.

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