It seems like cutting the damn thing was the fastest
and most effective method.
Mark
--- Nolan Penney <npenney@mde.state.md.us> wrote:
>
> I also used to use Kano's many penetrants. Kroil,
> Silikroil, etc. Now they just sit on my shelf,
> gathering dust, because I found something much
> better.
>
> Liquid Wrench *WITH TEFLON*. It's in a teal can.
> Regular Liquid Wrench isn't worth a darn, but the
> formulation with teflon is superb. Breaks things
> free every bit as well as Kroil, PB Blaster and
> others.
>
> What makes it stand out from the others is what
> happens once the part is broken free. Most times,
> you end up galling threads on all the rust
> particles. The Liquid Wrench *WITH TEFLON*
> lubricates real well, and the parts just spin off.
> Many times I've used the wrench to break the part
> free, and then been able to spin it off (or out)
> with my fingers.
>
> >>> <PorscheRcr@aol.com> 02/05 10:52 PM >>>
>
> In a message dated 02/05/2001 12:48:49 PM Pacific
> Standard Time,
> jjcon2@yahoo.com writes:
>
> << Kroil
> I found this to be amazing stuff. Comes in an
> orange
> aerosol can. More expensive than WD-40, but works
> many times better. >>
> In my experience as a maintenance mechanic at a
> shipyard I used Kroil a lot,
> and always thought it was close to magic. I've
> found something in the past
> year though that works even better. It's an oil
> called "Breakfree CLP" . I
> bought it at a gun store on the recommendation of my
> old apprentice
> instructor and I've never seen anything that worked
> like it.
> Just another option...
>
> Bill J
> '68 GT8
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