Some of the plated parts on my machine are starting to get some corrosion on
them. Does anyone have a tip for cleaning them?
-Tim
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I use oil and fine steel wool on my fire arms if you’re worried about marking
the parts with abrasive
If not a wire wheel in your drill can work . I also used dyna-glide and 400grit
wet and dry sand paper on my saw bench table (well my version of dyna any way )
I still can’t get it here
And I
steel wool and coke,
Or use a Mr. Clean magic eraser
Then get some oil on them
On 11/23/2014 7:57 PM, Bill Bulkeley wrote:
I use oil and fine steel wool on my fire arms if you’re worried about
marking the parts with abrasive
If not a wire wheel in your drill can work . I also used dyna-glide
Once cleaned I use a light coating of kerosene which is a form of liquid
paraffin leaving a soft slick noncorrosive protective surface. In many years of
use I've never experienced any buildup or any other issues.
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> On Nov 23, 2014, at 6:50 PM, Okla Mike (Liltwisted)
> w
Any body out there got a horizontal vice they would like to sell
The brackets and clamps to be precise I already have plenty of rail
Bill
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