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What is the best way to clean all the residue off the honeycomb table? I have tried Simple Green and paper towels, but that doesn't seem to be the way. My wife will freak out again if I try to use the bathtub for it or burn it clean in the oven. She is barely over when I used her "best" pot for dewaxing all sorts of wood blanks.
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KrudKutter and a pressure washer work really well. I think it was Mike Null that suggested KrudKutter to me. I found it in a gallon can at Home Depot.
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Second on the KK recommendation. Be careful with the power washer that you don't get too close as you can bend the fins over.
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the KrudKutter is fine, but you don't need the pressure washer...
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I just use a garden hose with KK.
Don't even think about putting it in the oven.
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My oven isn't that big!Originally Posted by Mike Null
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KrudKutter - spray on, let sit and it rinses right off. If you really want to, use a brush on it, but most of the stuff will just dissolve.
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Will it fit in a dishwasher? They do a great job of cleaning cosmoline off old gunstocks, and the hot water even raises any dents in the wood..
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A fifty five gallon drum with gasoline will remove cosmoline quickly, but at todays prices, the dishwasher might not be a bad idea(I'll tell my wife you told me to do it).Will it fit in a dishwasher? They do a great job of cleaning cosmoline off old gunstocks, and the hot water even raises any dents in the wood..
Shhhhh..keep it quiet... my wife is approaching
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The Krud Kutter and a hose worked miracles on this table. Thanks for the tips.
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Never heard of Krud Kutter, guess I will have to try that next time. I used Industrial Strength Purple Zep. There's an article from Epilog on cleaning vector grids that you can read here: http://www.epiloglaser.com/tl_clean_vector_grid.htm
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