02-15-2013, 04:35 AM
Thank you all...
When I started the Seg. I did what Crispvs had suggested before I read the thread. I broke it down to the four sections. It appears to me that the original owner may have used vegetable oil on it. Some areas are yellowed, almost but not quite sticky. You can tell that they only oiled the areas that were exposed and did not oil up and under the plates above them. You can see the image of the plate on the plate just beneath.
Ok... so let me ask if I am doing this right. Do you keep your scotchbrite pad moving in the same direction... like you would when sanding wood "With the grain" so that you are not putting swirls in the surface? I am trying to at least.
When I started the Seg. I did what Crispvs had suggested before I read the thread. I broke it down to the four sections. It appears to me that the original owner may have used vegetable oil on it. Some areas are yellowed, almost but not quite sticky. You can tell that they only oiled the areas that were exposed and did not oil up and under the plates above them. You can see the image of the plate on the plate just beneath.
Ok... so let me ask if I am doing this right. Do you keep your scotchbrite pad moving in the same direction... like you would when sanding wood "With the grain" so that you are not putting swirls in the surface? I am trying to at least.
