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I too owned the centerline but did not find it as functional as Tony's clean machine. With Tony's, you have a reservoir plus a flow control valve which I still own but no longer run. The application trick with the paste is use a very small block, identical to that of a brite boy, or the brike boy it self. Cut an old cotton t-shirt into 6"/7" narrow strips. Wrap the t-shirt around the bb/block Apply the paste to the narrow edge of the t-shirt block and drag across rail head. This way you avoid messing up everything along the right of way. After the paste SLIGHTLY dries, wipe with un-treated t-shirt material wrapped around bb/block. No mess, simple and dirt cheap... I also used this paste in cleaning the drivers an a Lionel-HO steam loco that was made in the late 60's. First cleaning in 35 years and WOW! I continue to use the paste on all loco wheels by flipping the unit over and connecting with power leads from the track to the loco. Power up, spin the wheels and clean.
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