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  1. #1
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    Default organoil substitute

    Hy guys , I have been using organoil fine pale buffing oil for years now . love the stuff but it appears to be no longer made . Mostly I make small jewellry boxes and was interested in what would be a good substitute for the whole sanding thru the grades of paper with a pool of organoil dripping of the edges type finish i normally do

    I have never reall tried any other procedure so would definately be keen to learn a new way of getting a really nice finish on smaller furniture pieces
    I'm an atheist but it's not my fault it's the ay GOD made me

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    Default Kunos Oil

    Michael have a look over the Kunos Oil

    Neil Scobie uses this on his furniture and turned peices.
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    Far as I know all the same products are being made by Organoil that they have always made in the past, why not ask them: [email protected] They may have something else that will work as well or even better.

    Cheers - Neil

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    yeah tried that email but it keeps coming back as unable to send (dead mail)

    will try again , thanks for the other link re Kunos oil , checking it out now , cheers all
    I'm an atheist but it's not my fault it's the ay GOD made me

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