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Old 05-26-2020, 03:54 AM   #6
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Default Re: How to age Caledon tubing?

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Yuck, use no corrosives or you might as well have used a line you found in a wreck in a forest.

I use linseed oil, leave item in the sun, or bake lightly after applying. You're not trying to cook it. Just dry it. I left a set of new keys dipped in linseed oil on top of the toaster for a few cycles. Dried ok.
It ages & goes brown rather quickly when heated.
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