Quote Originally Posted by DPI JOSH View Post
Be it here or anywhere in the states when servicing the doors we now fully remove all four latches from the car and soak in Chem dip. Available at Walmart for 22.00 normally. NOTE: this is the consumer grade and not as lethal as the full on professional blend. Some of you may have seen or heard the carnage involved with using this chemical recently. It is so dangerous that it managed to eat through my safety gear and burn me extensively. User caution advised on both types of the dip.

If you are going the brake clean route as it is spray form you will need one can per latch. Prep work is everything and steps must be taken to protect the windscreen, interior and quarter panel glass. Door lights should be removed and all contaminates cleaned from the base of the door along with sill seals taken off. This will provide drainage for the cleaner. NOTE: you will destroy laminated glass, black abs/sem trim black surfaces and interior components with the contact of any of the above cleaners to these surfaces.
Personally I think one can per latch is total overkill Josh. When we're servicing latchs for the first time a two or three second shot of spray is followed by a quick shot of compressed air and then a second application and blow-dry if deemed neccessary. Follow this up with a short spray of WD40 and you're usually good to go IMHO.
Rob