Rust question

[pipedreams]

Not long ago someone post about using something to break loose a rusted parts.  I have a problem and penetrating oil is not doing the job.  Anyone remember the product suggested? 

[G26S239]

Kroil is very good. I don't know about the post you mention but Kroil is worth getting. Graf & Sons has it.

 

http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/category/categoryId/471

Edited April 6, 2019 by G26S239

[pipedreams]

16 minutes ago, G26S239 said:

Kroil is very good. I don't know about the post you mention but Kroil is worth getting. Graf & Sons has it.

 

http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/category/categoryId/471

Thanks that may be the one, I'll try anything.

[Cubdriver]

I've had good success with a 50/50 mixture of automatic transmission fluid and acetone.  Shake well before using.

-Pat

[DrB]

Kroil works for me.  Also PB Blaster.  Just used some of that tonight.

Dave..

[DWARREN123]

As a last resort a torch seems to work pretty well.

[Huaco Kid]

Nyquil.

Because it never sleeps.

[pipedreams]

Like Couger said, this group always delivers.

Found some PC Blaster here locally, that don't work will order some Kroil.

Thanks guys

[deputy tom]

I've used PB Blaster with good results. Our local power company uses Kroil. tom.

[Moshe]

I once witnessed a baptism by break free on an Sig 229 DAO, that a nameless female Federal Officer put it leather and left it there.  Along came qualification day, and it was just jacked up and seized up.

Humidity is a killer.  When our air conditioner decided to pump in too much humidity, we got it fixed.  The bowed up faux wood floor finally subsided.  I did have only one victim from that a 12 gauge pistol formatted shotgun.  I had to have that worked on by a smith friend of mine and dura-coated.