I use this product for cleaning my track: go to an automotive section and get 'Interior Detail' cleaner, spray some on a cloth and wipe. Works very well with no residue. I happen to have the STP brand, but any detail cleaner would work.
Bonus: take an old cardboard style, like the Christmas Tree air freshner(when it is exhausted), and put a few drops(or a lot) of you favorite smoke fluid scent on and you could have a nice smelling air freshner.
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Given the fact that the MSDS doesn't actually list the ingredients, no way I'd put this on my track! You may remember another "harmless" cleaner that didn't quite live up to the hype! I'm personally not interested in finding out the hard way this one isn't good for my recently laid track or very expensive collection of 30 odd Ross switches!
Maybe try it on very rusty tubular track that is in such bad condition, that your thinking of throwing it away.
If you have none, I'll sell you some of mine at the very reasonable price of $25 per piece of track. LOL, Arnold
Unless you have been using a product a long time, as in more than a decade, on your trains to reinforce it has caused no problems, I wouldn’t go around recommending it to other hobbyists.
Considering the oodles of safe ideas already discussed on this forum, I’m not sure why you would even bother. Especially when the ingredients are unknown.
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