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450_366
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Re: Vaseline, as used for double rifles, tell me about it [Re: beleg2]
      #141590 - 05/09/09 04:52 AM

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Hi,
vaseline is a very interesting product, used in many other costly products. Lipstck, cosmetics, WD-40, etc.
A couple of days ago, asking for Ballistol at a gun shop in Paris they offer Armistol as the same product. Reading the bottle it sais the is vaseline based.

http://www.sapo-loleum.com/armistol/produits-armistol3_en.php?prod=23&cat=1

Thanks
Martin




My friend loves ballistol, but have you looked on the bottle at the images what you can use it for?

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Re: Vaseline, as used for double rifles, tell me about it [Re: 450_366]
      #141600 - 05/09/09 10:21 AM


I've used Lubri-Plate, STOS, and Pro-Gold with very good results. When I said I used a "Vaseline-like product", this is what I was referring to. Great stuff and a little goes a very long way.

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Re: Vaseline, as used for double rifles, tell me about it [Re: livinus]
      #142057 - 15/09/09 08:41 PM

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The slacum process goes as follows:
- the stock is sanded several times, with wetting between sandings to raise the grain.
- the 'slacum' is applied and left to dry till about the consistency of toffee.
- the surplus slacum is removed by wiping it off with a cloth moistened with stock oil.
- finish with several coats of stock-oil.
Greetings,
Livinus




According to the folks at Purdey's, slacum is a mixture of refined Linseed oil, paint hardener, and beeswax. The exact proportions will be retained by them, however! Personally, as a stock finisher myself, I like to have several different recipes made up for different types of wood, grain, and color. My shop bench has a dozen bottles of my own ingredients and recipes. It might look a bit messy, but the smells are wonderful.

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Re: Vaseline, as used for double rifles, tell me about it [Re: Der_Jaeger]
      #142087 - 16/09/09 04:32 AM

ballistol is good on cuts and grazes - personally vouch for it.

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Re: Vaseline, as used for double rifles, tell me about it [Re: simonsaorsa]
      #142091 - 16/09/09 06:33 AM

STOS(by Ponsness Warren) is a wonderful high pressure lube for locks and many other uses. I also use it for case sizing lube and for bullet jacket lube when drawing jacketed bullets down to a smaller size in swage dies.

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