Carbon fouling builds up fast when you're running rounds downrange, and it's one of the toughest cleaning challenges in firearms maintenance. The Slip 2000 32 oz Carbon Killer is a specialized solvent designed to break down stubborn carbon deposits on bolts, cylinder faces, actions, muzzle brakes, and all those hard-to-reach spots that standard bore cleaners miss. Whether you're deep-cleaning an AR after a heavy range day or breaking down a revolver after magnum loads, this parts bath works as a soak or pairs with brushes and mops for targeted scrubbing.
What sets it apart is the formula itself: it's non-toxic and biodegradable without relying on harsh, acrid chemicals that leave your shop smelling like a industrial plant. The citrus scent is a welcome change from the traditional solvents, and there's no flammability hazard to manage. Just soak fouled parts for 5 to 10 minutes, then wipe or brush them clean. The 32 oz size is large enough for regular use and multiple cleanings, and the plastic container is built for easy storage and reuse between sessions.
This is a solvent-only product, so follow up with a quality rust preventative oil once you've finished cleaning for complete protection. As with any cleaning product, check the manufacturer's guidance on wood finishes, paint, anodizing, and bluing before application to avoid unintended damage.
Key Features
- Breaks down tough carbon buildup on bolts, cylinders, actions, and muzzle brakes
- Works as a parts bath or with brushes and mops for targeted cleaning
- Non-toxic, non-flammable, and biodegradable formula
- Pleasant citrus scent without harsh chemical odor
- Reusable for multiple cleanings in durable plastic container
- 32 oz size for regular maintenance and deep cleaning sessions
Specifications
| Product Name | Carbon Killer |
| Brand | Slip 2000 |
| Size | 32 oz |
| Type | Parts Bath Solvent |
| Recommended Soak Time | 5 to 10 minutes |
| Hazard Classification | Non-flammable, Non-toxic, Biodegradable |
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I clean with Carbon Killer?
Use it on bolts, cylinder faces, actions, muzzle brakes, and other firearm parts with heavy carbon fouling. It works as a soak for stubborn deposits or with brushes and mops for bore and component cleaning.
How long do I soak parts in this solvent?
For best results, soak fouled parts for 5 to 10 minutes, then wipe or brush them clean. You can adjust soak time based on the severity of fouling.
Is this safe to use indoors or in a small workshop?
Yes. Carbon Killer is non-flammable and non-toxic, making it safer for indoor use than traditional solvents. The citrus scent is also much more pleasant than harsh chemical cleaners.
What should I do after using Carbon Killer?
After cleaning and wiping parts dry, apply a rust preventative oil for complete protection. Check the manufacturer's guidance before using on wood finishes, paint, anodizing, or bluing to avoid damage.
