Quite a few ways to clean your rails Stu, as long as you keep off abrasives then you`ll be okay.
If you use WD40 then you must go over the track several times with a clean cloth.
Those new microfibre cloths are excellent for lifting muck out of the plastic.
My Scaley track has been down for 26 years now. I clean the rails after every use (always best to do this) & hoover the whole layout every couple of weeks. I`ve always cleaned the rails the old fashioned way. Wipe with an oily rag, then wipe over with a clean dry cloth- I`ve never had a problem. There`s no power taps whatsoever on my layout. Lay it right , keep it clean & it won`t let you down.
I use the same method on my Jouef layout.
Cheers,
Kev.
If you use WD40 then you must go over the track several times with a clean cloth.
Those new microfibre cloths are excellent for lifting muck out of the plastic.
My Scaley track has been down for 26 years now. I clean the rails after every use (always best to do this) & hoover the whole layout every couple of weeks. I`ve always cleaned the rails the old fashioned way. Wipe with an oily rag, then wipe over with a clean dry cloth- I`ve never had a problem. There`s no power taps whatsoever on my layout. Lay it right , keep it clean & it won`t let you down.
I use the same method on my Jouef layout.
Cheers,
Kev.
