Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber Firearm Cleaner Aerosol 10 oz
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Birchwood Casey
Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber Firearm Cleaner Aerosol 10 oz
Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber is a professional-grade aerosol firearms cleaner trusted by gunsmiths, competitive shooters, and collectors since 1948 to deliver a fast, thorough clean without harsh toxic chemicals.
- Blasts away carbon, powder residue, grease, and all types of fouling
- Leaves a light protective coating to guard against rust and corrosion
- Formulated without highly toxic ingredients — safer for frequent use
- Fast-evaporating aerosol formula penetrates tight tolerances and small parts
- Safe for use on metal, polymer frames, and most firearm finishes
- Convenient 10 oz aerosol can with precision spray for targeted cleaning
Who This Is For
Gun Scrubber is ideal for any firearm owner who demands a quick, effective clean between range sessions or during full detail-strip maintenance. Whether you're a competitive shooter keeping your action running smoothly, a collector preserving a prized piece, or a professional gunsmith working through a busy shop day, this aerosol cleaner handles the dirty work fast so you can get back to what matters.
Specifications
| Brand | Birchwood Casey |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Gun Scrubber Aerosol |
| Net Weight | 10 oz |
| Application | Aerosol Spray |
| Primary Use | Firearms Cleaning & Degreasing |
| Fouling Removal | Carbon, Powder, Grease, Oil |
| Residue | Light Protective Coating |
| Toxic Ingredients | None (Low-Toxicity Formula) |
| Compatible Surfaces | Metal, Polymer, Most Finishes |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will Gun Scrubber damage polymer frames or synthetic stocks?
Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber is formulated to be safe on most metal surfaces, blued finishes, and polymer frames commonly found on modern pistols and rifles. However, it is always recommended to test on a small, inconspicuous area first, and avoid prolonged contact with wood stocks or certain delicate coatings, as aerosol solvents can potentially affect some finishes with extended exposure.
Do I need to apply a separate lubricant after using Gun Scrubber?
Yes. While Gun Scrubber leaves a light protective coating after evaporation, it is primarily a cleaner and degreaser — not a lubricant. For proper firearm function and longevity, you should follow up with a quality gun oil or CLP on all moving parts and metal surfaces after cleaning. Birchwood Casey offers a full line of lubricants to pair with Gun Scrubber for a complete cleaning routine.
Is Gun Scrubber safe to use on the bore and barrel interior?
Gun Scrubber can be used to flush out heavy fouling and debris from the bore, but it is best used in conjunction with bore brushes and patches for thorough barrel cleaning. Because it is a fast-evaporating solvent, it will not leave behind protective lubrication inside the barrel — always apply a bore conditioner or rust-preventive oil after cleaning the bore to prevent corrosion, especially in humid environments.
- Type:
- Solvent
- Size:
- 10 oz
- Applicator:
- Aerosol
