Will Hornady One Shot case lube in the aerosol can
work for a release agent with Marine Tex? I am bedding a action in a Bell and Carlson stock?
THANKS Jerry

floor wax

jeffe

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Originally posted by jy:
Will Hornady One Shot case lube in the aerosol can
work for a release agent with Marine Tex? I am bedding a action in a Bell and Carlson stock?
THANKS Jerry

I don't know what the one shot case lube will do when in contact with epoxy, but Johnsons Paste Wax and good old car wax works fine.

Short of a heat gun, how do you remove two dried layers of floor wax?

Mineral spirits (varsol) ... is also good for removing cosmoline.

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Short of a heat gun, how do you remove two dried layers of floor wax?

Jason

Tell the Private to get his ass in gear.

LD

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Originally posted by lawndart:

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Short of a heat gun, how do you remove two dried layers of floor wax?

Jason

Tell the Private to get his ass in gear.

LD

Thanks alot Lawndart. That reply just brought back some seriously depressing memories.

Jim

Kiwi neutral shoe polish works great and is removed easily with Kroil or rubbing alchohol or BBS or whatever you have close by.

The last several I have done I have used Krylon's teflon mold-release spray. It puts on a microns thick layer that is not easily scratched off and it gets into corners well.

I use Butchers past wax on screw threads and shanks where spraying small objects is a pain.

I am not sure what Jeffe means with floor-wax, but if he means wood-wax for wooden floors, I am right there with him. Been using the stuff for the last 10 years. Superb. Regular solvent takes it off easy as that.

The Hornady One Shot Case Lube works great for Acraglas and Acraglas Gel. I don't see why it won't work for Marine Tex.

Clemson