rusted parts?!? better than PB blaster.....

session101

Been Around the Block
I whole heartedly stand by kroil

http://www.kanolabs.com/penLub.html

they will even send you a sample
but i bought PB blaster first thing when dismantling my bike, and this beats it hands down and does a better job than PB blaster, PB blaster worked great till i got something stuck and i mean really stuck, i mean 1/2" breaker bar and 1/2" socket still won't cut it stuck...

put the kroil penetrating oil on it and let sit for about 1 minute and BAM its busted!

http://www.kanolabs.com/penLub.html
http://www.kanolabs.com/penLub.html
http://www.kanolabs.com/penLub.html

just thought i would share!
 
Looks interesting.... might have to get a bottle to add to my arsenal.....

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PB and Kroil are both good. Can't say I really can tell which is better.

Better than both, IMHO, is an Impact gun/wrench. Steel is good at absorbing brief high impacts way above it's strength rating, breaker bars put that kind of torque on things in a constant way, which shears things off much sooner.
 
There's a College study done and been posted here a couple times some where that a "Homebrew" of 50/50 mix of acetone and ATF(Automatic Transmission Fluid) out performs PB Blaster and Kroil
 
Will kitty litter make good media blaster? it's mostly clay right, so it will coat the floor and soak up oil at the same time.
 
Kroil is the bomb. I have used it on 30 year old offshore oil platforms that have been in the salt air and 30 foot seas in the gulf. Even on Aluminum that was gauled to other aluminum, it would work a charm. Some of these platforms were rusted far worse than most bikes I've seen.
 
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