@Ferxu24 posted a new topic, subject "Cleaning laser's cutting grid". It read:

   Hi!
    
    I'm sharing with you this link i find and thought could be useful for some months after we get our GFs.
    
    Hope it'll be interesting for you too!! 
    
    http://support.epiloglaser.com/article/8205/11941/Cleaning-the-Laser's-Vector-Cutting-Grid

To which @ian replied

    Erm, for non-US what is Zep?

After which, @numosbk added

    thanks for the information.

So @rpegg replied

    Had no idea myself. Here tis… http://www.zepdistribution.com/product/zepprofessional/water-based-parts-washer-concentrate

So @numosbk replied

    Homedepot has it for $9.97 or gallon. Thanks for the link.

So @PrintToLaser replied

    I wonder if that was an aluminum grid. They warned against leaving it in the solution more than minutes. Dan has said they sprung for the most expensive/best quality which was steel. I suspect a steel grid wouldn't be as fragile.

Then @ian said

    Thanks Rick.

To which @ian replied

    Looks like this may be a UK equivalent to Zep.  
    Virosol Citrus Cleaner Degreaser  
    5 ltr for £8.04  
    Not that most of us will need it for a while though!

To which @rachaelw replied

    


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