Used tea kettle and PL-II

Started by Dick Dastardly, March 26, 2016, 05:51:17 PM

Previous topic - Next topic

Dick Dastardly

Howdy Pards,

Years past I used a copper tea kettle to melt my PL-II lube in.  Now, I use a completely different controlled melter with a lot more volume.  Anyway, my bride decided she liked the looks of the copper tea kettle and wanted to clean out the PL-II wax.  She boiled it with water and WTF?  The stuff didn't simply wipe out.  It made a mess.  That's when I told her that some of the ingredients in PL-II melted ABOVE 212° F.  In fact, the ingredients in PL-II all have different melting temperatures.

So, now you know why PL-II coats your bore so well and wets it to the muzzle.  The fouling blows right out and the bore remains wetted and very easy to clean.

Just so that you may know. . . .

DD-MDA
Avid Ballistician in Holy Black
Riverboat Gambler and Wild Side Rambler
Gunfighter Ordinar
Purveyor of Big Lube supplies

Coffinmaker

How hard did your bride whack ya wid da T-Kettle??

Coffinmaker

PS:  Dats much more important then PL-II, actually

Dick Dastardly


She dinna whack me none, but she sure give me a dark look.

DD-MDA
Avid Ballistician in Holy Black
Riverboat Gambler and Wild Side Rambler
Gunfighter Ordinar
Purveyor of Big Lube supplies

© 1995 - 2024 CAScity.com