Thread about nothing #2

[saigon1965]

Not worth it for me to get into pissing match with online knuckelheads - Besides, I've had enough war in my short lifetime  -

Yours truly here -

LOL.  Has anyone here never been banned?

O RLY?

[Mr Super Cool Awesome Guy]

Not worth it for me to get into pissing match with online knuckelheads - Besides, I've had enough war in my short lifetime  -

Yours truly here -

LOL.  Has anyone here never been banned?

O RLY?

Internet is serious business.

[saigon1965]

Indeed -

Internet is serious business.

[saigon1965]

How well did it work for you? Did it remove any of the cartouche?

I left my Finn M39 out in the sun at home today - The heat is supposed to help extract some of the grease/oil that's impregnated in the stock -

Put it in a black trash bag and leave it in the back window of your car.
Leave all the windows up.
Park the car in direct sunlight.

I've used my heat gun thru a thin towel....

[hopi]

How well did it work for you? Did it remove any of the cartouche?

I left my Finn M39 out in the sun at home today - The heat is supposed to help extract some of the grease/oil that's impregnated in the stock -

Put it in a black trash bag and leave it in the back window of your car.
Leave all the windows up.
Park the car in direct sunlight.

I've used my heat gun thru a thin towel....

I've done probably a dozen or so stocks like that.....

-if you are just looking to remove some saturated oil/cosmo and/or surface grime: clean lightly with a very soft detergent mix and then apply light but consistent heat, a rag to soak it up will do fine. The oil will just sweat out of the wood. Will not remove any cartouches unless you rapidly warp the wood (won't be an issue)

-if you're planning a refinish. Use a degreaser (simple green, white lightning, oven-off) to remove the dirt and then throw it in the dishwasher or oven for a bit. This will soften up and "blur" most woods, then you can sand and finish accordingly....

[saigon1965]

Only looking to clean it up a bit - I'll try the 1st method - Will let you know when done -

I've done probably a dozen or so stocks like that.....

-if you are just looking to remove some saturated oil/cosmo and/or surface grime: clean lightly with a very soft detergent mix and then apply light but consistent heat, a rag to soak it up will do fine. The oil will just sweat out of the wood. Will not remove any cartouches unless you rapidly warp the wood (won't be an issue)

-if you're planning a refinish. Use a degreaser (simple green, white lightning, oven-off) to remove the dirt and then throw it in the dishwasher or oven for a bit. This will soften up and "blur" most woods, then you can sand and finish accordingly....

[Frijolito1988]

Im happy. I sold the HK stock , ima meet up the guy this weekend somewhere in the LA area. I dont even remember how much i had it for sale for. I have to check out my own thread LOL

[saigon1965]

Knuckelhead - Now save that money because it's going to the Garand fund -

I just got home from work - Man just tired today too -

Im happy. I sold the HK stock , ima meet up the guy this weekend somewhere in the LA area. I dont even remember how much i had it for sale for. I have to check out my own thread LOL

[Frijolito1988]

Knuckelhead - Now save that money because it's going to the Garand fund -

I just got home from work - Man just tired today too -

Im happy. I sold the HK stock , ima meet up the guy this weekend somewhere in the LA area. I dont even remember how much i had it for sale for. I have to check out my own thread LOL

Yeah , its going for the Garand. Then with Sis paying me i wont need to take anything out of pocket just 20ish bucks or so. So that is good.

How was work ? Ima chill with my GF in a bit so i gotta shower soon

[sorensen440]

good evening boys and girls

[jacques]

Good Evening.

You ever watch the Alfred Hitchcock shows a long time ago, when he says "Good Evening"

[jacques]

Looks like .net is down.

[Frijolito1988]

Good Evening.

You ever watch the Alfred Hitchcock shows a long time ago, when he says "Good Evening"

Does he say it like a Vampire ?

Gudevning

[saigon1965]

It was just ok - Nothing exciting -

Have fun hanging out -

Knuckelhead - Now save that money because it's going to the Garand fund -

I just got home from work - Man just tired today too -

Im happy. I sold the HK stock , ima meet up the guy this weekend somewhere in the LA area. I dont even remember how much i had it for sale for. I have to check out my own thread LOL

Yeah , its going for the Garand. Then with Sis paying me i wont need to take anything out of pocket just 20ish bucks or so. So that is good.

How was work ? Ima chill with my GF in a bit so i gotta shower soon

[saigon1965]

It felt buys here -

Looks like .net is down.

[saigon1965]

I am sitting here with a hair dryer trying to get the greease off of my wood stock - This is going nowhere slowly - Man I don;t have patient for this -

Dinner time -

[jacques]

Good Evening.

You ever watch the Alfred Hitchcock shows a long time ago, when he says "Good Evening"

Does he say it like a Vampire ?

Gudevning

Sort of, yeah. He was a really heavy set guy.

[sorensen440]

Have you tried degreaser?

I am sitting here with a hair dryer trying to get the greease off of my wood stock - This is going nowhere slowly - Man I don;t have patient for this -

Dinner time -

[saigon1965]

Not yet - Just spray it on and wipe off?

Have you tried degreaser?

I am sitting here with a hair dryer trying to get the greease off of my wood stock - This is going nowhere slowly - Man I don;t have patient for this -

Dinner time -

[saigon1965]

Vermicelli with beef and onions drench in fish sauce - Yummy -

[Frijolito1988]

I am sitting here with a hair dryer trying to get the greease off of my wood stock - This is going nowhere slowly - Man I don;t have patient for this -

Dinner time -

Take it to a sauna and let teh rifle sweat it off

[sorensen440]

Depends on what you get
follow the directions
probably sould avoid getting it on any wood parts though

Not yet - Just spray it on and wipe off?

Have you tried degreaser?

I am sitting here with a hair dryer trying to get the greease off of my wood stock - This is going nowhere slowly - Man I don;t have patient for this -

Dinner time -

[saigon1965]

I don't want the cartouch to be gone also -

I am sitting here with a hair dryer trying to get the greease off of my wood stock - This is going nowhere slowly - Man I don;t have patient for this -

Dinner time -

Take it to a sauna and let teh rifle sweat it off

[jacques]

I don't want the cartouch to be gone also -

I am sitting here with a hair dryer trying to get the greease off of my wood stock - This is going nowhere slowly - Man I don;t have patient for this -

Dinner time -

Take it to a sauna and let teh rifle sweat it off

You sure there is not a coat of varnish on it? That would seal in anything that is underneath.

[saigon1965]

Here I am trying to get grease off of my "wood" stock and you're telling me to becareful and not get any on the wood -

Depends on what you get
follow the directions
probably sould avoid getting it on any wood parts though

Not yet - Just spray it on and wipe off?

Have you tried degreaser?

I am sitting here with a hair dryer trying to get the greease off of my wood stock - This is going nowhere slowly - Man I don;t have patient for this -

Dinner time -

[saigon1965]

It's laden with grease and oil - It's dark all over the wood - The part of the stock that is in good condition shows nice grain and no varnish is on it -

I don't want the cartouch to be gone also -

I am sitting here with a hair dryer trying to get the greease off of my wood stock - This is going nowhere slowly - Man I don;t have patient for this -

Dinner time -

Take it to a sauna and let teh rifle sweat it off

You sure there is not a coat of varnish on it? That would seal in anything that is underneath.

[sorensen440]

ahh lol I thought you were trying to get the grease off the metal parts
I would avoid degreaser then
it will suck the oils right out of the wood
simple green would probably work pretty well though

Here I am trying to get grease off of my "wood" stock and you're telling me to becareful and not get any on the wood -

Depends on what you get
follow the directions
probably sould avoid getting it on any wood parts though

Not yet - Just spray it on and wipe off?

Have you tried degreaser?

I am sitting here with a hair dryer trying to get the greease off of my wood stock - This is going nowhere slowly - Man I don;t have patient for this -

Dinner time -

[saigon1965]

Spray on and wipe off?

ahh lol I thought you were trying to get the grease off the metal parts
I would avoid degreaser then
it will suck the oils right out of the wood
simple green would probably work pretty well though

Here I am trying to get grease off of my "wood" stock and you're telling me to becareful and not get any on the wood -

Depends on what you get
follow the directions
probably sould avoid getting it on any wood parts though

Not yet - Just spray it on and wipe off?

Have you tried degreaser?

I am sitting here with a hair dryer trying to get the greease off of my wood stock - This is going nowhere slowly - Man I don;t have patient for this -

Dinner time -

[sorensen440]

maybe a little scrubbing too
wipe it down with oil when you finish though

Spray on and wipe off?

ahh lol I thought you were trying to get the grease off the metal parts
I would avoid degreaser then
it will suck the oils right out of the wood
simple green would probably work pretty well though

Here I am trying to get grease off of my "wood" stock and you're telling me to becareful and not get any on the wood -

Depends on what you get
follow the directions
probably sould avoid getting it on any wood parts though

Not yet - Just spray it on and wipe off?

Have you tried degreaser?

I am sitting here with a hair dryer trying to get the greease off of my wood stock - This is going nowhere slowly - Man I don;t have patient for this -

Dinner time -

[saigon1965]

OK - Will try that tomorrow - Too late to be messing with that stuff for me -