[Jewelry making - Article 00095] - Re: [Orchid] Brown Polymer should be named 'tan'

[Judy Willingham]

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Hello Orchidland,

    I bought a couple small jars of the polymer lubricant. It goes a
    looooong way. My main concern was protection against rust, and the
    website touts the product as being an effective rust retardant. So I
    lightly coated all my Fe-based tools, mandrels, mill, anvil, etc. -
    we'll see how this fares in time. I haven't tried it for lubricating
    blades and burs, but am anxious to see how it compares to the
    lubricant I've been using. 

    I'm asking anyone else on the forum who has tried this product to
    please share your uses and the results you got. Mucho gracias, Judy
    in Kansas, where the eastern part of the state got hammered with ice
    and lots of snow, but nothing in my town.
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