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Old 04-07-15, 12:45
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Rick Cove
 
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Originally Posted by Ganmain Tony View Post
I have nothing valuable to contibute on your restoration Rick. Only to say I am learning a lot about the Lynx. It really is a fascinating thread and a very interesting machine... so thankyou

I do have a question in regards to your experience with molasses. At this time of year (dead of winter) is it wise for me to start cleaning parts with it? I assume it works better in warmer conditions. Does the tank need a cover over the top?
Thank you Tony, it is nice to see that someone out there is interested in my restoration. I will be uploading photos for weeks at this rate.

Now the molasses . You do not need to cover the brew. In fact you can put something big in 2/3 the way and turn it over now and then to get full coverage. Do not spray any wd40 or similar onto the item until you are finished soaking it. It won't work on any oil, grease or like product.

Rust film will form as soon as you take it out of the brew but don't panic. Just wash it off and as soon as it is properly dry, wire brush it.

Regards Rick.
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