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Thread: Oiling Paulson HotStamps/Inlays

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05-10-2007, 12:09 PM

Couga

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Re: Oiling Paulson HotStamps/Inlays

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Originally Posted by JM

I wouldn't waste the time. New paulsons don't typically benefit from this. At least not like BCC or ASM chips do.

OK - Since I love opening really old threads, (not really) but what if the Paulson's weren't new, say you were fortunate enough to get a rack or two of casino used fractionals out of a casino, and then gave them a good bath. Would oiling positively affect Paulson chips or is the composition of the chip not likely to be affected by oiling?

Has anyone done this?

- Couga

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