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As the Topic states I hate the stuff. I keep getting asked to clean the stuff out of friend's surplus rifles. I straight up tell them that the methods I use will take the finish of the rifle off as well. Still I must be doing a good job as I keep getting handed Rifles.
Then again the SKS I worked on yesterday was so caked in Cosmoline I went straight for a bucket and a can of Gasoline. |
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What is your method for getting it out of the stock? Do you use whiting or just soak the thing in spirits/petrol and deal with the finish later?
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For this particular SKS I'm using straight Gasoline as the stock is already dinged, scratched and has stuff carved into it. Since it's going to have to be refinished anyways I the closer to bare wood I can get things the better.
When the weather is warmer I can put stocks out in the sun and the cosmoline just bakes out of the wood. Then again it's over 110 degrees during the summer. |
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For a non-destructive method, you can't beat a tub full of mineral spirits and an old toothbrush.
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