Gravelface
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Micarta Cleaning
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Yeah, but only 6 of those are getting royalties from the toothpaste! LOL
Shh dont mess with my Sponsors dude!!!
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Yeah Im loving it. Cant wait until My Ratweiler with gen 1 arrives in a week or so.
One last picture......
Lookey Lookey.
My Daddy is old enough to drink!!!
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Ummm... nice pics... alllllll of them.
Ok, based on all these responses, i've come to two conclusions:
1) you can pretty much clean micarta with anything, as long as one component of the process is either a toothbrush or toothpaste, and
2) my occasional spill... uh, "washing" of my micarta handles in beer is ok, as long as i scrub 'em down with a toothbrush afterwards.
Thank you, just saved me considerable time and embarrassment.
On the serious side, i've used a solution of water and couple of drops of Dawn dishwashing liquid (the basic unscented kind they use to clean the birds after oil spills) for hand oils, and if i get an organic stain (grass, blood, wine), a shot of "spot shot" kills the pigment.
Oh, apply with toothbrush.
Ok, based on all these responses, i've come to two conclusions:
1) you can pretty much clean micarta with anything, as long as one component of the process is either a toothbrush or toothpaste, and
2) my occasional spill... uh, "washing" of my micarta handles in beer is ok, as long as i scrub 'em down with a toothbrush afterwards.
Thank you, just saved me considerable time and embarrassment.
On the serious side, i've used a solution of water and couple of drops of Dawn dishwashing liquid (the basic unscented kind they use to clean the birds after oil spills) for hand oils, and if i get an organic stain (grass, blood, wine), a shot of "spot shot" kills the pigment.
Oh, apply with toothbrush.
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Hahahaha.
I might have to put a toothbrush in my sig now.
I might have to put a toothbrush in my sig now.
Ummm... nice pics... alllllll of them.
Ok, based on all these responses, i've come to two conclusions:
1) you can pretty much clean micarta with anything, as long as one component of the process is either a toothbrush or toothpaste, and
2) my occasional spill... uh, "washing" of my micarta handles in beer is ok, as long as i scrub 'em down with a toothbrush afterwards.
Thank you, just saved me considerable time and embarrassment.
On the serious side, i've used a solution of water and couple of drops of Dawn dishwashing liquid (the basic unscented kind they use to clean the birds after oil spills) for hand oils, and if i get an organic stain (grass, blood, wine), a shot of "spot shot" kills the pigment.
Oh, apply with toothbrush.
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Yo man youre scaring me. You said tooth, not the plural Teeth lol. Ima send you some soda.... let the bubbles take care of that last one. No need to brush...
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My dentist said if I loose this last one I will have to sell my house and move higher up on the mountain. I am keeping my fingers crossed.
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Well from past comments I am unclear as to whaich it is you want. To remain in your present locale... or make that nice trip up north lol.
To stay where you are... no brushing ..let soda do the trick. To get up to the mountain-top quicker all you need to do is the old Rock and string method of removal. Big rock on a short string tied to that last snaggle.... toss'er over a loooong drop.