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Why at all bother? If it does not affect shooting etc then there really is no need to mess with it. I think there are much better products out there that would work better than dentist goo if you really had to play with it. I'd be buggered if I'd let some hick gunsmith put dentist goo in my double rifle barrels, but you can experiment on yours for sure

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I might be wrong.- The Lord knows I've been wrong many times before, but I don't think you've grasped the 'jist' of this fix.
The boys are talking about taking a gun that is virtually unshootable due to chamber pits, and returning it to full function.
As far as I know, aside from re-chambering to a larger, perhaps necked case, this to day has been impossible.

To a functioning rifle, no, but to a gun not shootable due to chamber pits, I'd say, lets experiment.

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Daryl


"a gun without hammers is like a Spaniel without ears" King George V

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