Warranty for your Oil

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Warranty for your Oil

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I use Gamblin's Refined Linseed Oil to oil the flutes that I make. I use it in the initial and final finishing, with a few drops of superglue added when applying initially, and then a mere soaking overnight for the final finishing.

I just ordered some via Amazon.

They offered me this deal: for an extra $3.99 I could get a 4 year warranty for this product. I am so tempted...

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That warranty runs out after 50,000 km. Do they offer an extended power-train warranty?
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YMMV. :D

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Be careful if you use it on a Meyer or Nach Meyer flute. Those German flutes require Euro spec oil. :wink:
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last time i bought cork grease they offered me a 5 year warranty on it. i almost took it so i could claim another one when this one ran out...
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Post by Terry McGee »

I'm reminded of that great question: "If you use a poison after its use-by date, does it become more or less poisonous?"

Could be fun to take the extra warranty, and go back to them after nearly 4 years when there's very little left in the bottle, and complain that it "doesn't seem quite so oily...."
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