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I don't know how waterproof Slacum is but since I mixed up a batch there has been a surplus of it in my sink. Dishwashing Soap and water don't seem to do much to it. I've been curious as to how long it will stay there.
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Tex, that crankhandled bolt also looks a bit like the "pineapple" safety lever on a Charlin but it's definitely the key to "hand detachable" locks. Came from John Boyd out your way. Had an "oil" finish but looked pretty starved out. I steamed up a few creases and starting putting Beeswax/Linseed on it and then switched to the good stuff.
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Sidelock
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I guess this is one time that warrants the good stuff after the cheap stuff.
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If anyone else has a slackum oil finish project, please put it up on this thread.
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