I purchased the kit from the ratshack, but it does not have the brush, just two small spray cans.
The treatment gave my father's 1978 luxman a whole new life. I disconnected the unit from everything and layed it on newspaper. I removed the wood casing and went to work. I cleaned the external contacts first with a q-tip and alcohol. I than sprayed the deoxit directly inside and outside the contacts as well as inside the pots & rocker switches with a one second quick spritz. I played with the rockers and dials and spritzed them one more time. This was during the evening and I left the unit alone over night and let the deoxit do it's thing. The next morning I used the Gold sprayed directly on (again, a 1 second spritz). When I was done I cleaned up excess around the connection with a q-tip but did not wipe off the connections.
Before the treatment, the unit sounded terrible but sensed some potential. My father was ready to dump it. After the treatment, I had a really hard time pulling myself away from listening to the amp. It sounded incredible. I gave the amp back to my father because I knew he'd enjoy it again.
The treatment gave my father's 1978 luxman a whole new life. I disconnected the unit from everything and layed it on newspaper. I removed the wood casing and went to work. I cleaned the external contacts first with a q-tip and alcohol. I than sprayed the deoxit directly inside and outside the contacts as well as inside the pots & rocker switches with a one second quick spritz. I played with the rockers and dials and spritzed them one more time. This was during the evening and I left the unit alone over night and let the deoxit do it's thing. The next morning I used the Gold sprayed directly on (again, a 1 second spritz). When I was done I cleaned up excess around the connection with a q-tip but did not wipe off the connections.
Before the treatment, the unit sounded terrible but sensed some potential. My father was ready to dump it. After the treatment, I had a really hard time pulling myself away from listening to the amp. It sounded incredible. I gave the amp back to my father because I knew he'd enjoy it again.