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  1. Aug 7, 2023, 04:42 PM #1
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    Cleaning oil stones with penetrating oil and cardboard - GIF

    Cleaning oil stones with penetrating oil and cardboard.




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    I'd prefer a liquid that made it perfectly flat again.

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    I usually just spray the WD on the stone and wipe with a cloth. Will have to try this "one weird trick"
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    Quote Originally Posted by piper184 View Post
    I usually just spray the WD on the stone and wipe with a cloth. Will have to try this "one weird trick"
    Water and paving slab slurry. Or, better, abrasive grit on plate glass. Oh, and elbow grease. A horizontal grinder is speedy. I have flattened a stonusing an abrasive wheel chucked in a bench drill.



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