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James Brewer wrote:

> A little squirt of Ez-Off Oven cleaner contains lye and is much more 
> convenient. BTW, works very well
>
> on front, rear and intermediate housings to get off carbon and grease. 
> Use protective gloves and goggles
>
> and rinse well after use and spray with your favorite rust preventative.
>
>  
>
You seem to be very careful to call out the steel housings.  I take it 
that it will eat the aluminum housings in short order?

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