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I often lube strips of cloth with mink oil, then cut patch in place at the range. I lube the cotton by drawing the strips of cloth across my tin of mink lube, pressing down with a finger as I pull the patch across the oil. Then I roll up the strip for use. Today for some reason the ideal came to me that after I roll the strip up that I should put in in the microwave oven for 30-60 seconds. This worked beautifully melting the mink oil uniformly through out the patch cloth. I’m doubt that I am not the originator of this idea, but I thought it was worth a share. Best wishes to all you smoke freaks. Black powder rules.
 
I do everything just like you do except the microwave part. Seems like after they've been rolled up for a while, the mink oil is even. But if it works for you, good deal.
 
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