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Thanks. Got any recommendations for some solvent to use, probably with an old tooth brush, to take off that dried-oil, yellow-cast without doing damage to the wood? My guess it's mostly dried up WD-40. The wood is nice, if not specular. To me, it's original that counts.
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What to remove dried up oil?
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