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The tips are perfect actually. I can use them even now. But I want to take care of them first. So BLO and putty it is. 

Thank you for guiding me on what to do. 

Learning is a life-long journey.

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You're Welcome. I've been using blo for as long as I can remember. In between rub downs, polish it with a brown paper bag or the brown paper that comes in boxes. 

My stitching pony has been treated. Strap cutter also. I can't do unfinished wood. 

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If you're not familiar with BLO be careful disposing of any rags soaked in the stuff, they can self combust! Do a search on the 'net.

Machines wot I have - Singer 51W59; Singer 331K4; Seiko STH-8BLD; Pfaff 335; CB4500.

Chinese shoe patcher; Singer 201K (old hand crank)

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@dikman yes I have heard of that. So not bought it any time, even when recommended. But this time, I think I will. And take care to not give the rags a chance to combust.  I will probably use just one rag and dry it out thoroughly, spread out, as suggested.

 

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They don’t spontaneously combust if you beat them to the punch. I burn my oily rags every night

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12 hours ago, bruce johnson said:

They don’t spontaneously combust if you beat them to the punch. I burn my oily rags every night

That solves the problem the best, I should think.

 

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