Liquid wrench rust inhibitor
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There seems to be as many of these type of products these days, as there are stars in the universe. I'm sure Liquid Wrench's formula will work just as well as anyone else's.
Some may dry a little more tacky than others. Which would attract a Summer worth of dust on your unit if left uncovered. But even so, dust is better than rust. And it's nothing that a spray and wipe with WD-40 wouldn't remove.
Some may dry a little more tacky than others. Which would attract a Summer worth of dust on your unit if left uncovered. But even so, dust is better than rust. And it's nothing that a spray and wipe with WD-40 wouldn't remove.
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Cant be a rust inhibitor without PTFE. It'll leave metal so slick the rust will run right off.
I suppose cosmoline is then not a rust inhibitor since it has no PTFE in it?
I guess industry has been using the wrong stuff for years.
I guess industry has been using the wrong stuff for years.
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Pb blaster the stinky stuff. Or Kano aerokroil my go to stuff.
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Boeshield T-9 will work also.
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Haven’t tried that but was pretty pleased with the pblaster version on an aluminum trailer that sees saltwater.
The Kroils are good products.
The underside of my mower deck gets slathered with bar and chain oil, or transmission fluid, motor oil, or whatever I have sitting on the shelf. It all works. A spray product would be useful for things you would need to disassemble to reach. I would probably use a spray bottle with a light oil in that case.
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