SULFUR Guide: How to Remove Weapon Oils and Attachments

In SULFUR, you can easily strip away unwanted weapon oils and attachments without throwing away a gun that has the wrong setup. You need to unlock Cherish Hall to access the Baptism Font and a working workbench, which let you overhaul your loadout.

This quick breakdown covers everything you need to know about cleaning your gear, where to find the right vendors, and what currencies you should save up before heading over. This one tripped me up at first, leaving me stuck with bad stats until I finally tracked down the right town upgrades.

Make sure you finish up the town progression first so you do not waste time searching for locked rooms. Grab some stamps and cash along the way, because you will need them right away once you reach the vendor.

How to Remove Oils from Weapons in SULFUR

To clean unwanted oils off your favorite gun, you first need to buy the Baptism Font from the merchant sitting in Cherish Hall. You can only access this specific room after completing the town area.

SULFUR Cherish Hall merchant selling the Baptism Font for removing weapon oils

Follow these steps to get the job done:

Detail Info
Location Cherish Hall
Required Item Baptism Font
Currency Stamps
  • Complete the town to unlock Cherish Hall.
  • Find the old man sitting on a chair selling storage upgrades and ammo.
  • Spend your stamps earned from quests to buy the Baptism Font.
  • Use the font to clear away bad oil combinations.
SULFUR player purchasing the Baptism Font using quest stamps in Cherish Hall

The Baptism Font is a lifesaver when you want to experiment with a weapon’s oil setup instead of keeping a dead-end combination. Trust me, grabbing this early saves you tons of headaches when your rolls go sideways.

How to Remove Weapon Attachments in SULFUR

If you attached the wrong scope or barrel mod by mistake, you can easily take it off at the working workbench in Cherish Hall. You will not lose your hard-earned gear parts in the process.

The workbench sits outdoors near the chairs. You have to pay a small money fee to pull an attachment off, but the part drops safely into a nearby box for reuse.

SULFUR outdoor workbench near the chairs used for removing weapon attachments

Here is what to do:

Detail Info
Location Outside Cherish Hall
Tool Working Workbench
Cost Money
  1. Locate the workbench outside near the chairs.
  2. Interact with the station.
  3. Place the weapon you want to modify into the workbench.
  4. Pay the fee to remove its attachment.
  5. Collect the part from the boxes next to the weapon.
SULFUR inventory screen showing a weapon placed in the workbench for modification

You can then keep the attachment in your stash for later use instead of wasting it. Make sure you check your pockets for enough cash before walking up to the station.