can I leave T9 bioshield on the Ways without removing the color?
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T 9 BIOSHIELD
- Thread starter Ed Jarvis
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Boeshied dries to a ‘dry wax’, I spray it on and wipe with a paper towel to spread it and leave a thin coat covering the ways (do the same on the bottom of my banjo and tailstock every once in a while). Hasn’t affected the paint on my PM 3520 in over a decade of doing this.
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I've used it for many years on any number of tools..I've never found it to discolor anything. I like the product.
Wings of my Craftsman table saw were stamped steel painted black--12 years of Boeshield had no impact on them.
(that saw is cleaned up and ready to list--has been replaced with a 1988 PM66...different class of saw!!)
(that saw is cleaned up and ready to list--has been replaced with a 1988 PM66...different class of saw!!)
Removing the color from the ways? What color are they?
they are steel unpainted