Naval Jelly Clean Up

I have a good source that says clean up with Alcohol (regular rubbing type, not drinking type)
Good Luck

Lee Studley wrote:

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> Date: Tue Jan 2, 2001 10:31am
> Subject: Navel Jelly and washoff recommendations.
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> Did I screw up???
> Is navel jelly acceptible for ways? It worked wonderfully,at first
> but I'm worried about flash rust afterwards. I sprayed WD-40 on all
> treated surfaces afterward, then smeared on way oil. 1 day after, I
> noticed a light orange hue in spots of the oil that easily wiped off.
> It seems that hosing with water is the recommended way of removing
> the jelly after treatment, but I dont want to get the mill ways wet.
> Especially in portions of the ways that are not availible(exposed)for
> me to clean.
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> Panicing, I rubbed on baking soda and light spindle oil afterwards,
> to neutralized the acids left from the navel jelly.
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> >>> earlier post:
> Hello all,
> I used some navel jelly on sections of the ways of my mill and I was
> worried about using alot of water to wash it off. I used a wet cloth
> to wipe it off then immediatly dried with papertowels, then I sprayed
> with a silicone based lubricant, and later smeared way oil over
> everything.
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> Thanks in advance for any tips or experience.
> -Lee
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