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Just a note, never be tempted to use an sos pad or brillo pad to scuff up the track. I read that little bits can get left and end up in being drawn to the closest magnets, yup that's your engines motors... bad news! <br /> <br />FOr track cleaners people have suggested to me to use goo gone or denatured alchol. I have yet to clean my own tracks but am thinking about it. <br /> <br />I'm amazed your track cleaning cars cost so much, maybe it's awhole different thing but a shop near my home has cabooses with track cleaning pads on them for like 18 dollars.
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