Howdy Folks,
I'm cleaning up an old (1908) Model 8 Remington for a friend. While taking apart, I had to tap the forearm loose with a plastic mallet.... It appears to have had varnish leach out of the forearm and "glued" the wood to the bbl housing..
What would y'all recommend to remove the varnish without hurting the bluing?
Thanks in advance for any ideas......
Paul
Varnish(?) on Bbl tube, Need advice...
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Varnish(?) on Bbl tube, Need advice...
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Re: Varnish(?) on Bbl tube, Need advice...
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A lacquer thinner cloth rubdown - although sometimes varnish can easily be scraped off with a wood popsicle stick, cut at a 45-degree angle.
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A lacquer thinner cloth rubdown - although sometimes varnish can easily be scraped off with a wood popsicle stick, cut at a 45-degree angle.
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Re: Varnish(?) on Bbl tube, Need advice...
Finger nail polish remover, a.k.a. Acetone , available at any hardware store.
Re: Varnish(?) on Bbl tube, Need advice...
Howdy,
Hey, thanks for the tips........
Paul
Hey, thanks for the tips........
Paul
"Pain plants the flag of reality in the
fortress of a rebel soul"
fortress of a rebel soul"
Re: Varnish(?) on Bbl tube, Need advice...
Traditional solvents for varnish are turpentine or mineral spirits. Try a dab of each on a q tip in an inconspicuous spot to see if it affects the bluing.