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A stainless brush works well, but it must be a very fine bristled brush. They are about the size and shape of a toothbrush, not the large size used to clean rust off of your barbeque grill or wrought iron gate. I do not like to use brass or copper brushes because they leave a colored residue on the gun. However, usually the residue can easily be removed with 0000 steel wool and oil
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