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Rub some JB Bore Clean or Flitz on a non ferrous or ferrous metal and the prduct will turn blank.  Why?  Because they both contain ammonia.  So does silver or brass polish

With regard to Blindeye using toothpaste as a cleaning or polishing agent, it also reminded me its also great stuff if your in the jungle suffering from the many types of  tinea or skin rashes you can get in your nether regions. Not so pretty though as the purple stuff the Army used to supply to dab on your skin. Wonder if they still use that stuff. regards.

I think its that goat cheese you guys use for bullet lube.   

             Joe. 

I'm a newbie to JB's in just the last 2 yrs. Bought it to get copper fouling out of a couple of Savage 99's.  Works great, and in my opinion helped reduce further copper fouling.  Have also used it to an old Favorite, a Stevens 418, a 10/22 and some pistols I bought used as well, to get them really clean.  After the first time, I then go back to patches and Hoppe's or Eezox though.  Have also just started using the finer pinkish JB Borebright too, especially after I leaned a guy who made a custom barrel for one of my High Standard pistols uses it for hand lapping before shipping.  No wear that I can see on any of my guns.  The Savage's both shoot to .7" at 100 yrd, and you guys have seen the accruracy of the Stevens 418 on one of my previous posts.
It's a winner in my mind--it definitely gets out what a brass brush and cleaner wont do. I do have a Ruger Security Six that will lead the bbl. with hot loads, for that I just follow up with a couple of jacketed bullets and them maybe JB if there is still a little left in the throat area.
 Yes--I always use a boreguide and clean from breach end too (action type permitting)