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I began trying the MAAS on the D&J Railroad and after several hours and a lot of messy white toned ties, I decided to go back to the Tony's clean machine and some cheap paint thinner. No doubt, the MAAS does leave clean rails, but for the amount of time I spent cleaning up the MAAS, I would prefer to run the clean machine in a train and not have to do the focused track cleaning work. Even though the D&J Railroad is all very accessable track, there is just to much of it to hand rub. Even the thought of inviting an operating crew over for an evening of track cleaning would be equivalent to dusting the attic. I wouldn't get a lot of volunteers nor would I want to do it for someone else. <br /> <br />Ken, D&J Railroad, Stafford, VA
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