Posted by Billy NY on April 13, 2012 at 08:13:34 from (67.248.100.3):
In Reply to: Penetrating oil posted by JRSutton on April 13, 2012 at 05:42:05:
Here is one not on the list, Free-All, which I think may be on the same level as Kroil, you never see these advertised or for sale with large franchises, just specialty shops, suppliers and so on. It does work pretty good, and you can see where it penetrates on most things its applied to, I've had the experience of not having to use a torch on things I've soaked, a can was $9 the last time I bought it, though many times I did not use much. I do need to try acetone and atf seems like an inexpensive but worthy alternative. WD40 and PB blaster, is kind of marginal, WD-40 is really not a penetrating oil, water displacer right ? Liquid wrench, free-all and Kroil all have that volatile organic compound aroma, they smell like they would work wonders LOL !
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