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Marvin · 08-06-2001, 07:36 AM

Mike,

I have been using Clenzoil for 7 years now and have found that it is the best ruswt preventative I have found except for RIG, which I use on long term storage pistols.

As to the use on wood, I try to keep it off as much as possible as it is an oil. To the question on plastic; I normally coat the pistol with Clenzoil and let the carrier dry before replaceing the plastic grips. I don't know if it will harm them in any way if they were soaked in it, but I have never seen any detrimental effects in 7 years.

I hope you will post the information from Clenzoil when they return your question, I am very curious to hear their answer too.

Marvin

08-06-2001, 07:36 AM	#6
Marvin User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Upstate S.C. Posts: 1,132 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Clenzoil--Instrumentality of evil? Mike, I have been using Clenzoil for 7 years now and have found that it is the best ruswt preventative I have found except for RIG, which I use on long term storage pistols. As to the use on wood, I try to keep it off as much as possible as it is an oil. To the question on plastic; I normally coat the pistol with Clenzoil and let the carrier dry before replaceing the plastic grips. I don't know if it will harm them in any way if they were soaked in it, but I have never seen any detrimental effects in 7 years. I hope you will post the information from Clenzoil when they return your question, I am very curious to hear their answer too. Marvin