JB Weld

[Harold]

Is there a good release agent for JB Weld?

 

[333smitty]

JB Release Agent

If you want to get a receiver out of a stock, apply heat to the receiver with a iron for about 20-25mins.Start applying gentle pressure around 20min and it should come out with ease....

Clear shoe polish works well for bedding...

 

[gzig5]

A couple coats of paste wax. Floor, car, antique...doesn't make a big difference.

 

[jackie schmidt]

Realease Agent

I use Kiwi Neutral Show Wax, Just smear a thin coat on and let it dry. Works Great.........jackie

 

[Bro.D]

I've...

have great luck with Johnson's Paste wax. Bro.D

 

[Butch Lambert]

To keep from having a problem with my nice receivers, I use Mothers carnuba premium car wax. What a shine when I am done!
Butch

 

[virg]

I've found that....

Is there a good release agent for JB Weld?

Kiwi neutral shoe polish, a good car paste wax, or a good spray with Pam, works well. To me however, the Kiwi is the most convenient.

virg

 

[Bob Kingsbury]

Johnsons paste floor wax

I use johnsons paste wax. Jim Stekl told me when its polished off
it is 5 millionths thick, I have never had a problem with it in 30 yrs.
Same can.

 

[Al Nyhus]

I normally use paste wax unless I'm bedding a reciever with a lot of complex angles and corners. Then I use the Brownells aerosol release agent or aerosol mold release.

If you're using JB for something other than bedding where the release agent thickness isn't a concern, most any sort of light lubricant works.

 

[Jim Borden]

Johnsons Paste wax

We use the paste wax as it contains no silicone products which can be a bain to the stock painting later if it is going to be a painted stock

 

[Harold]

Thanks Guys. I tried the wax and will see how it worked later today.