So with this method you don’t use your ultrasonic cleaner?

With chain stripper there is no advantage to using an ultrasonic cleaner. We've tested the heck out of it and 10-15 minutes of soak and agitation in a jar followed by 2 clean rinses of water and it's 100% as good as if you had done it with ultrasonic.

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Great to hear

Thank you

Buying some now

So just follow that process and then put in the crock pot with your wax correct?

Nicely played Josh@Silca. Wining the upselling game. Now just need to explain the $80 I spent on strippers to my wife.

Don't worry, we make sure that the Credit Card statement just says: SILCA
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[/url]I forgot I created this post several years ago.
I have now been waxing my chain for 1-2 years using the Silca hot wax and chain lube. I have 4 chains (one only for racing) that I wax 2 at a time in an InstantPod. I follow the advice from all the awesome Silca videos they have on YouTube and can wax chains easily and quickly after some practice. I swap chains when I clean my bike around every 200 miles.
I use the chain lube if I ride in the rain or am traveling and don’t have time to fully clear my bike before my next ride. I find the chain lube does get my drivetrain dirty when I ride with it vs the hot wax where my drivetrain stays more clean. I use the gear wipes to clean chain if needed in between waxes or before using the chain lube.