Scratchy pots...

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Have a question from a friend as to how to deal with scratchy pots on his audio gear.

Spray in contact cleaner then high pressure air?

If so what to use?

He has mostly older SS gear from the 70's and 80's I'm guessing?

TIA

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Topic - Scratchy pots... - Ivan303 11:51:00 07/03/23 (9)

RE: Scratchy pots... - dericmc@live.com 00:20:04 11/01/23 (0)

RE: Scratchy pots... - dadbar 21:56:09 09/24/23 (0)

WD-40? - Coner 12:40:43 07/04/23 (0)

I just use DEOXIT,, but I didn't know there were so many varieties. The only - alaskahiatt 17:50:17 07/03/23 (0)

Deoxit Type F - Bill Way 13:41:40 07/03/23 (4)

I have Deoxit type F but on the can it says " for conductive plastic faders and controls" - Story 07:26:22 07/10/23 (0)

Thanks... - Ivan303 14:37:22 07/03/23 (2)

RE: Thanks... - 6bq5 07:45:38 07/05/23 (1)

RE: Thanks... - sony6060 14:43:14 07/06/23 (0)

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