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legh higgins 03-01-2020 09:48 AM

when in doubt get the WD 40 out!:bigbye:

Joe Dreisch 03-01-2020 12:40 PM

I have had really good luck with the orange citric based Safari Charlie that the Frontier Pad people sell. It cleans the gunk from inside the gun and screw slots very well. It is a cleaner/lubricant so I wouldn't try it on wood.

Big45.com


I have used the household orange citric acid spray cleaner on a few nasty old recoil pads with great results, though. A salesman once demonstrated his product to me by dissolving a styrofoam cup in the palm of hs hand whilst spraying some on the cup. Impressive....

Dean Romig 03-01-2020 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Joe Dreisch (Post 294907)
A salesman once demonstrated his product to me by dissolving a styrofoam cup in the palm of hs hand whilst spraying some on the cup. Impressive....


That's an old one. When I was a kid in high school and worked at a gas station my boss once handed me a styrofoam coffee cup and said "I need some solvent Dean, go get me a cup of gasoline."

I made it about 5 feet from the pump before the cup dissolved.




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Brian Dudley 03-07-2020 07:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Dean Romig (Post 294914)
That's an old one. When I was a kid in high school and worked at a gas station my boss once handed me a styrofoam coffee cup and said "I need some solvent Dean, go get me a cup of gasoline."

I made it about 5 feet from the pump before the cup dissolved.




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That sounds like a “white lamp black” deal.

Dean Romig 03-07-2020 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Brian Dudley (Post 295664)
That sounds like a “white lamp black” deal.


Or when I was 10 at day camp and the councilors sent me to the girl scout camp down the lake to borrow 100 feet of shore line.....:eek:





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Richard Flanders 03-13-2020 09:13 AM

I use lacquer thinner on old grease like that.

bruce a lyons 03-17-2020 01:01 PM

Remember my first day pumping gas. They started me with a 57 Chevy. Think I could find the gas cap?

John Dallas 03-17-2020 01:35 PM

xxx

Dean Romig 03-17-2020 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by bruce a lyons (Post 296764)
Remember my first day pumping gas. They started me with a 57 Chevy. Think I could find the gas cap?

It’s in the back of the left wing behind the taillight - turn the vertical chrome lock... but you know that now.





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Eric Eis 03-17-2020 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Dean Romig (Post 296768)
It’s in the back of the left wing behind the taillight - turn the vertical chrome lock... but you know that now.





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He learned it that day I'm sure........................


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