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01-26-2011, 04:41 PM

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Oilling my new Paulson National Chips set

Hi,

I just got my new Paulson national chips set and I want to know if I should clean and oiled them, because I do not want to color transfer. During the shipping, 1 purple soak a little bit a yellow and i'm afraid of the color transfert if i don't oiled them.

Thanks for your opinions!

Chris

Last edited by EaglesFanQc; 01-27-2011 at 06:56 AM.

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Re: Oilling Paulson Chips

Color transfer is mainly due to the soft material and the sharp cross-hatching. You can try, but I'm afraid cleaning and oiling will change little to nothing.

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Re: Oilling Paulson Chips

I would just wipe them down with a damp towel to remove any manufacturing 'dust' left behind. IMO brand new home paulsons need no oiling.

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