I saw an old thread about this a while back, but I thought I’d revive the subject in case it could help somebody else. I recently cleaned the gunk off a Radice Rind using spit and a paper towel, and while it worked great, the finish was severely faded afterward.
(Cue the mineral oil)
I dipped a pipe cleaner in the oil and rubbed it into all the nooks and crannies. One pass, rubbed off the excess with a paper towel, literally took 30 seconds. Color me freakin’ impressed. It’s incredibly gratifying to do practically zero work and get these kind of results.
Obviously, this probably doesn’t work great for every finish. A smooth virgin stain might be a totally different story. But I’m damn happy with what it did for this dark rind finish
(Cue the mineral oil)
I dipped a pipe cleaner in the oil and rubbed it into all the nooks and crannies. One pass, rubbed off the excess with a paper towel, literally took 30 seconds. Color me freakin’ impressed. It’s incredibly gratifying to do practically zero work and get these kind of results.
Obviously, this probably doesn’t work great for every finish. A smooth virgin stain might be a totally different story. But I’m damn happy with what it did for this dark rind finish