Welcome to The Machinery Cleanery 2022
Small Brushes for Cleaning and Refinishing
Cast Aluminium Alloy Surfaces
These brushes were originally made specifically for refurbishing motorcycles
and enable corroded cast alloy surfaces to be brought to concourse condition, without the need
to take off parts or dismantle the motor
All surfaces can be accessed, including deep down inside the tight spots
of aircooled motorcycle motors
" What can be seen can be clean "
- customer quote
![]() Sizes A, B, C and D with Stainless Steel Bristles |
Four sizes with stainless steel bristles |
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Four sizes with nylon bristles |
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" Little magic wands "
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~ Click here for ~ Complete Brush Information,
quick pictorial overview of Brush Applications ~
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Prices,
Ordering and contact details here ~
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The next two links are
for the Ducati 750 GT enthusiast
~ Ducati 750 GT 1972 Reference - |
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Discontinued products -
The alloy polishing cream was reluctantly discontinued in 2003 because the cost of some of the ingredients became ridiculously high
The Machinery Cleanery degreaser was voluntarily withdrawn from sale in 2005 on safety and environmental grounds. It contained the nastiest of toxic solvents. None of the modern citrus based products shift grease and grime like that stuff did
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The Machinery Cleanery also hosts websites for other individuals, organizations and charitable institutions.
An example is ~ The Factory in the Jungle ~
These hosted websites may be private and restricted by password to members only,
or available for viewing by everybody
For information about having your website hosted,
or to report broken links or website problems contact
~ Webmaster ~
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