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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: New York, NY
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As previously stated, Kroil won't harm either rust or salt bluing.
I've recently had an interesting experience with Kroil. My 1916 LP-08 had some stains in the grooves. These were dark stains (not pits) and I was going to use some J.P. Bore Paste to see if I could remove them. A friend suggested Kroil first, so I gave it a try. In only one night the Kroil "got under" the stains and they were whipped away by me the next morning with only a single dry patch!! Now the bore has a mirror shine! I've heard the old-timers talk about this stuff for years, but now I am a believer. Sieger |
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Malta
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"I've heard the old-timers talk about this stuff for years, but now I am a believer."
It looks that it is a fantastic stuff, pity we can't get it in Europe.. ![]() Alf.
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