Really? I got a new 30-30 that came coated in grease. I used froglube to remove it, left it nice, minty and shiny!
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Really? I got a new 30-30 that came coated in grease. I used froglube to remove it, left it nice, minty and shiny!
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Yes, you need to remove any silly grease or other lubricants because of how it reacts. Use some type of degreaser or non-chlorinated brake cleaner.
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You Frog Lube guys are silly......![]()
Keep it simple and hose it down with non chlorinated brake cleaner then treat with Frog Lube
According to the website FrogLube will eventually dissolve any petrochemicals present on the gun, but while both are present you won't see the maximum benefits of FrogLube.
Steve
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Got some break cleaner from Wally World. Since the gun is brand new - cant I just use Dawn soap?
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