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I have used about all of them at one time or another, but for the past several years I have "AERO KROIL" the oil that creeps. Made by Kano labs. This is the best I have found and use it on anything that is rusty or baked on like nuts and bolts on my "Cat Engines" needing a new turbo. Cat Man knows what I'm talking about, I just spray a little in each bolt every day for a week before and like magic bolts come right off like magic. It is very good lube and makes the rusty cooked on crud just go away.
Give it a try, seems to work better than anything I have ever used.
Give it a try, seems to work better than anything I have ever used.
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I have used about all of them at one time or another, but for the past several years I have "AERO KROIL" the oil that creeps. Made by Kano labs. This is the best I have found and use it on anything that is rusty or baked on like nuts and bolts on my "Cat Engines" needing a new turbo. Cat Man knows what I'm talking about, I just spray a little in each bolt every day for a week before and like magic bolts come right off like magic. It is very good lube and makes the rusty cooked on crud just go away.
Give it a try, seems to work better than anything I have ever used.
Give it a try, seems to work better than anything I have ever used.
Not many people know or heard about Kroil that I know of.
It is expensive.
I repaired an old fork lift with a 6 cylinder Continental engine with stuck valves. I mean they were stuck !
Continental is a flat head engine.
Took the head off and used Kroil on the valve stems/guides and freed them up.
Put it back together and I was good to go.
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