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We're talking major varnish-like grease on all metal parts that was solidified and could not be wiped off but chipped off with a coin in spots. What do you use to get that stuff off? I don't want to hurt the wood. I have the directions posted on this website to dismantle a Parker so we can do that if we have to,but would rather not.
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