I suppose good old fashion turpintine would remove pitch although I haven't seen any in years . The stuff smells like a bucket of assholes though,phew .
I like simple green it is safe for skin and rope and clothing. I sprayed it only silky and let it set then use a brush to get the pitch from the saw teeth.
since it is a 4 week old thread, what did you do and how did it work?
For the powerhead, hand cleaner wiped all over the saw, then left to baste an hour. Then into the laundry sink, spraying hot tap water, judiciously aimed. Then a wipe down with rags...worked well enough for Sqwerl to say it looked too clean for me to have been using it . The bar I laid flat in a shallow tray and poured hand cleaner over it, followed by the same treatment as the body.
I suppose good old fashion turpintine would remove pitch although I haven't seen any in years . The stuff smells like a bucket of assholes though,phew .
My grandmother always kept a corked bottle of it on the back porch for us kid to clean up with after being out in the woods all day building cabins out of - what else - white pine. Worked great.
In one instance I salvaged the jacket of a white linen suit I had twice sent to the dry cleaners with no avail .I wasn't about to give up on it because I ponied up nearly 400 bucks for that thing over twenty years ago .
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