Source for Tru- Oil
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Jon Heimbruch
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Re: Source for Tru- Oil
Thanks to everyone for the replys. It looks like there are several sources for Tru- Oil
Re: Source for Tru- Oil
Yes you shouldn't have any trouble getting some. Back in the seventies you could buy it in any store that sold Rifles,actually hardware stores carried it also I think. Used to get a little two ounce bottle. I had to buy about six ounces when I bought it last time. But I've finished about four guitars with it and still have at least enough for another one. I eventually had to change bottles.