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I just bought another 13150 and the G-10 inlay had a sticker attached to it and I used blue lube to get off the glue. With that said , it left it looking hazie colored filmish looking over it.
Does anyone know what I can use to bring back the natural black color on it ??
Thanks dj


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Try a light coat of cooking oil, that should help.


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dj
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quote:
Originally posted by RxEnergy:
Try a light coat of cooking oil, that should help.


You just have a thing about multiples, huh?
Girls must adore you! Big Grin

Thanks for the tip ...... dj


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dj, I'm curious to know if RxEnergy's tip worked??? Thanks.
 
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cooking oil can go rancid and really smell bad, depending on what it is, that ever a factor? I would think mineral oil might be better, but I have no experience with oiling g-10.
 
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I haven't tried it myself, but saw this method advised many times on different forums as a way to revive G-10 once colors start to fade.


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Gun oil, tri-flow, WD-40 - all these will work. I tend to use a petroleum product.
 
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I'd say take some aerosol parts cleaner to it first then oil it to minimize skin and body oils being sealed inside the tiny crevices.

5w30 motor oil!

I really would stay away from oils that could go rancid (food prep oils)


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