Cleaning and protecting

[Dean Romig]

That’s reported to be the finest oil that can be used on any machinery.





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[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

That’s reported to be the finest oil that can be used on any machinery.
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Dean, it's really interesting stuff. Only a very light odor -- kind of waxy smelling. I bought it from a guy who sold doubles at gun shows back when gun shows were good. John Allen was at the same show and also bought some. We got the last of his stash. I do use it sparingly, and it seems to work just fine in both protecting and lubricating metal.

[Phil Yearout]

Here's a related question: what are the high movement/friction points that you consider a must for lubrication?

[Dean Romig]

The hinge & roll joint; the forward face of the rearmost lug; the sides of the barrel lug; the knuckle that the forend articulates against and the breech face where the extractor/ejectors ride against.





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[mobirdhunter]

Dean's and "The Brothers'" recommendations -- where the numbers are posted.

[Harry Gietler]

Originally Posted by Adam henderson

I’ve read through a lot of threads and faq’s but figured it might be easier to break things down by section, so what’s everyone’s favorite product:

Metal cleaning:
Metal protection (storage):
Wood cleaning:
Wood protection (storage):
High movement area lube/grease:

WD-40 -FOR ALL

[Phil C]

The other side of the card.