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February 16th 09, 11:49 PM
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On Feb 16, 3:00*pm, Brian Whatcott wrote:
It says it leaves a sticky surface. That's better than nothing..... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Most of the comments are coming from people who have never used kerosene & a flit-gun to protect their machine tools. I suggest you try it before wandering off in all directions. Kerosene is called 'paraffin oil' for a pretty good reason: As the kerosene evaporates it leaves behind a layer of WAX. It is the layer of wax that protects the surfaces of your machine tools. Cleaning it up is no problem. Simply re-spray and wipe it off. Some times the 'old ways' are best. I think you'll find this is one of those times. -R.S.Hoover 
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February 17th 09, 04:32 AM
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