[TR] Rust preventative for long term storage
Alex&Janet Thomson
aljlthomson at charter.net
Sat Aug 8 03:40:10 MDT 2015
WD-40 is definitely not the way to go - it was designed more as a water
dispersing agent. In fact, it can cause some slight corrosion just by
itself, as I found out on some thread cutting taps. Kano, makers of Kroil,
has a good product called Weatherpruf. It is a spray-on product that creates
a waxy, long lasting coating that can be removed with any type of solvent.
Mail order only. www.KanoLabs.com
Alex Thomson
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Subject: [TR] Rust preventative for long term storage
What rust preventative (Preferably spray on) do you folks use. I want to
store a pair of complete cylinder heads (conceivably for several) years and
have, in the past, not had very good luck (WD40 etc).
Smearing grease, and storing in a plastic bag??
I'm open for suggestions, besides painting the mating surface -
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