I applied oil to my freshly lasercut part, hoping it would prevent the soot I couldn’t remove from bleeding out in the rain. But now the oil has leaked. How can I fix this. It is for a project whi...

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I applied oil to my freshly lasercut part, hoping it would prevent the soot I couldn’t remove from bleeding out in the rain. But now the oil has leaked. How can I fix this. It is for a project whi...

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The original was posted on /r/lasercutting by /u/-Baum on 2025-06-22 19:05:45+00:00.

Original Title: I applied oil to my freshly lasercut part, hoping it would prevent the soot I couldn’t remove from bleeding out in the rain. But now the oil has leaked. How can I fix this. It is for a project which I didn’t have a test wood from.

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