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I’ve had good luck using a rag dampened with lacquer thinner. I’m not sure if that dissolves the mineral deposit or colors it with the tint of the wood, but it seems to work. I had some mahogany that was riddled with it, and a friend with a furniture refinishing background told me to try it.

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Thanks again for the response guys. I have a West Marine store in my hometown so I’ll go there. Is G/flex 650-8 a good option? Looks like 45 minute work time and liquid consistency. They also have a thick version of that. Seems like the thinner one would work better. Thoughts?

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Thanks for the input guys. I’m going to ask a question about epoxy. I just bought some JB Weld epoxy for a tool repair and it worked great. I’m sure there are better choices out there, but would that work?

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Great resource! I just found one I was wondering about. Thanks for posting this.

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Hey Rick, that was a great tip! Thanks. Just got back from HF and I think I saved $80.

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Thanks Ian! I was search for this post but I couldn’t find it.

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Hey Carl, thanks for answering this. I reached out to the guy and haven’t heard back yet.

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Thanks Karl, I’ll give it a try.

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No luck on Allparts unfortunately.

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Those look good, but for the life of me I can’t figure out how to interpret the language on that site…

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Thanks Ethan, I’ll give Allparts a try.

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That’s what I ended up using and it worked great. Thanks for the advice!

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Thanks Doug and everyone! 190 proof it is.

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There was a 151 proof option online.