Re: Allan in Ne

Posted by Coloken on October 08, 2004 at 06:04:22 from (216.17.175.176):

In Reply to: Allan in Ne posted by Redmud on October 07, 2004 at 20:11:54:

Yea, the Bon Ami thing. I was shown by both a Case and an auto mechanic with the following.
Only use as a last resort for glazed rings/cyl. that did not seat. If it happen, you will know it real fast.
Very little, Case man would pour the amount on top of his thumb and let it be sucked in. Auto mec. used a salt shaker.
Rings made now seem to break in with out the problem. At one time, we broke in with non-detergent oil. Course some of those "old stock" might need some care to get sealed. I've never had it happen, but I have all ways used a glaze breaker and ruffed up the cylinder bore.

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