I did not know that scotchbrite pads contained steel particles. Very good to
know. Thanks for the info.
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Randy Powell
Wachapreague Va 23480
On Apr 20, 2013, at 8:38 PM, "Mark Jones" wrote:
> - Original Message - From: "Randy Powell" verizon.net>
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>> Make it stai
- Original Message -
From: "Randy Powell"
> Make it stainless steel steel wool. But I would still use a fine
> scotchbrite pad on the hub and not steel wool.
Scotchbrite pads contain fine particles of steel that will embed themselves
in your wood prop and will scratch your hub. I di
Make it stainless steel steel wool. But I would still use a fine scotchbrite
pad on the hub and not steel wool
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Randy Powell
Wachapreague Va 23480
On Apr 20, 2013, at 6:19 PM, Dennis Cook wrote:
> steel wool is the finest you can buy. It just polishes.
>
> Also use it
steel wool is the finest you can buy. It just polishes.
Also use it to micro scrub/polish your car windshield and follow it up with 2
coats of RaineX. Almost no need for wipers after that.
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DC
Bothell, WA
>
> From: Dan Branstrom <4dan.branstrom at gmail.
The suggestion was: "I'd use automotive wax applied with 4 ought steel
wool for maintaining and polishing."
Would using steel wool leave tiny particles of steel to corrode? Is
there something better? Or am I being too picky?
Dan Branstrom
Soap?yep, simple, I got this from some old guys he did it wy back when all
there was, was wood props.
Wayne
From: KRnet [mailto:krnet-bounces at list.krnet.org] On Behalf Of brian.kraut
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Sent: April-19-13 7:57 AM
To: KRnet
Subject: KR> prop sticking to hub
When
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