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CowboyinIL · July 25, 2012, 05:02 PM

Thanks, that's great news! Sets my mind at ease using the isopropyl alcohol especially coming from people in the who are chemists, those that have used bluing products and the products instructions, and how it (isopropyl alcohol) will remove all oil (which a few of you have mentioned). Very relieved.

Do you guys then suggest 1. Cleaning with the isopropyl alcohol 2. Put Remington Oil on the area cleaned 3. Using a silicone cloth to add another layer of protection and shine.

Really appreciate your views guys. Really a relief to hear.

July 25, 2012, 05:02 PM	#28
CowboyinIL Member Join Date: May 29, 2012 Location: Midwest Posts: 23	Thanks, that's great news! Sets my mind at ease using the isopropyl alcohol especially coming from people in the who are chemists, those that have used bluing products and the products instructions, and how it (isopropyl alcohol) will remove all oil (which a few of you have mentioned). Very relieved. Do you guys then suggest 1. Cleaning with the isopropyl alcohol 2. Put Remington Oil on the area cleaned 3. Using a silicone cloth to add another layer of protection and shine. Really appreciate your views guys. Really a relief to hear. __________________ He who hesitates is lost. Think of the solution, not the problem. Last edited by CowboyinIL; July 25, 2012 at 05:49 PM.