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October 1st, 2017, 06:54 PM #8
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Re: Gun Cleaning Thread

Originally Posted by 39flathead

You guys use kerosene and trans fluid on your stocks and any plastic?

Actually it is the acetone you have to be careful with. Kerosine is pretty inert and transmission fluid is just oil with a lot of additives. I have been using Eds Red for decades and I never had a problem with it on wood or plastic. I make it by the quart. I mostly use it for cleaning the bores then wiping down the metal parts. If some gets on the stock I just wipe it off and its OK. I would not soak a plastic part in it though.

Originally Posted by Dave_n

Fully agree and I leave the kaolin out. Dave_n

Its Lanolin and I always leave it out too. Its hard to find and expensive. Works just fine without it.

Last edited by Delkal; October 1st, 2017 at 07:00 PM.

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