Cleaning Clutck After Servicing With Tink Seal

I'm getting ready to service clutch sheaves, the last time I serviced them I used Tink Seal. My question is, how do you clean the clutch sheaves after previously servicing them with Tink Seal. I was going to get a parts washer to clean the rollers, roller cavities (running grease), grease seal races, and inside of sheaves but I'm afraid I might inadvertantly subject the sheave faces to Tink Seal. I thought I could give the sheaves a good cleaning with a parts cleaner but now I'm having second thoughts. It recycles the cleaning fluid and I'm thinking it might subject the sheave faces to Tink Seal. I believe Tinken said Tink Seal can't be removed with brake cleaner because it embeds into the metal. Using Tink Seal is a great idea but it is not grease and can't be treated and possibly cleaned the same way. Any info would be appreciated.