Dennis Allen
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Hello All,
Ok, I unpacked my new saw today to get it ready to assemble tomorrow.
I waxed every powder coated part inside and out of the saw with the best automotive wax I could get a hold of.
(Thinking that sawdust will be cleared from the surface easily, at least for awhile.)
Now my question is what am I do put on this beautiful cast iron table to preserve it's current state?
Is there something you all use, PAM?, a mineral oil?, wax? Maybe a coat of clear something? Laquer?
Or nothing at all, I just want to do it right and not have a rusty stained mess in 6 months. I live in the Northeast and it gets quite humid here sometimes.
I know it can't be WD-40 as that is silicone based and could cause problems with wood finishing.
Thank you for any help, advice, or criticism you may offer!
Ron
Ok, I unpacked my new saw today to get it ready to assemble tomorrow.
I waxed every powder coated part inside and out of the saw with the best automotive wax I could get a hold of.
(Thinking that sawdust will be cleared from the surface easily, at least for awhile.)
Now my question is what am I do put on this beautiful cast iron table to preserve it's current state?
Is there something you all use, PAM?, a mineral oil?, wax? Maybe a coat of clear something? Laquer?
Or nothing at all, I just want to do it right and not have a rusty stained mess in 6 months. I live in the Northeast and it gets quite humid here sometimes.
I know it can't be WD-40 as that is silicone based and could cause problems with wood finishing.
Thank you for any help, advice, or criticism you may offer!
Ron