Gator Weiss
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Many use ovens to dry black powder revolvers. Rust forms rapidly after. Question: If the object is to remove water then coat with non-petroleum oil while metal is warm and dry from oven; then would it not work well to simply wipe water off parts coming out of soap water, then place them immediately in a warm to hot oil bath, the residual water on the part would then immediately rise to surface of oil. The part is then instantly dried and oiled. Wipe off excess oil and immediately install. They make a little bucket fryer called the fry-baby and the fry-daddy. See these used in junk shops for 2 or 3 bucks. Non-petroleum oil could be heated to warm and parts immersed in a basket. No oven and no air exposure would ever take place. Water is skimmed off the surface of the oil with a paper towel. Maybe not allow oil to get over heated, but just enough heat to work the job.
Just wondering / just thinking.
Just wondering / just thinking.