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Crud, oil and dirt mixture of a hundred years. That geck in my screw slots and behind the bolsters were they meet the frame. I am going to put you to work on 22266 soon. ch oh your not dumb I reserve the right.
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I wouldn't use any kind of solvent on a nice gun until I had removed the wood. That stuff will make pretty short work of any original finish remaining on the wood.
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Dean is right. Get the wood off, then spray your heart out. I use carb cleaner all the time. If you want a step up, use auto choke cleaner.
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Roger on getting the wood off first. Then I use lacquer thinner. For the screw slots use round tooth picks, LOTS OF THEM. When they break, get another. If it takes 10 to clean a single slot, use 10. They also work very well on the rib/bbl junction. Just plow the old oil sludge out with a broken one. They're the best and will never mar the finish like a sharp dental pick will.... trust me on that one... When I really need something clean, such as before I put loctite on a scope mount screw, I use a starter fluid soaked Qtip to clean the screw and the hole of oil.
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