>>1660737No, use plain isopropyl alcohol (if it comes diluted with water that's fine, but no other ingredients). Sanitizer has other ingredients to make it into a gel, you don't want that residue getting left.
>>1660729>inb4 some retard actually does this and dies>>1660710In addition to what other anon recommended, you can also hold a flame (preferably from a good butane lighter or butane torch, such as a zippo) to the brake pads. This will help get rid of the oil.
For sandpaper, if possible go with the Performax (sold at Menards) or Diablo stuff. Some other brands may possibly have some stuff in them you don't want on your pads but I think those two brands should be safe.
If torch+sandpaper+isopropyl alcohol on pads, along with isopropyl alcohol and maybe sandpaper on rotors, doesn't work, then you'll need new pads.
>>1660704I haven't tried kerosene but I don't doubt you on it.
I do disagree on wd40 however. For pivots, shifters, cable/housing, etc, Dri-Slide Bike Aid is my go-to stuff.
