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Interesting article on various penetrating oils by Mr. F.E. Nix
Started on: 10-28-2009 10:32 PM
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Report this Post11-19-2009 07:25 AM Click Here to See the Profile for johnyrottinSend a Private Message to johnyrottinDirect Link to This Post
Whats this Fliuid Film stuff?
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Report this Post11-19-2009 07:27 AM Click Here to See the Profile for Fierofreak00Send a Private Message to Fierofreak00Direct Link to This Post
 
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Originally posted by Xerces_Blackthorne:

I find the best thing is to use a propane torch, heat the rusted part for about 45 seconds or so, then quench it for about 20 seconds with PB Blaster. Then repeat. After 2-3 times of this, the bolt and rust damn near melt right off Just like a hot knife through butter


Yeah, but stay away from the smoke....wowie! Does it burn your eyes!

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Originally posted by johnyrottin:

Whats this Fliuid Film stuff?

This the stuff right here, really good stuff.


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Hehe, I like the smell of the PB Blaster and the smoke from it
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Originally posted by Fierobsessed:

Yes, the famous "Blue Tipped Wrench" I hear that it can take any bolt off with minimal effort.


True, but the acetylene version is faster than natural gas, 2" bolt in under 30 seconds. I like that natural glow afterwards.

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Originally posted by chrishahn87:


MEK - are you talking about the paint additive "Methyl Ethyl Keytone" (I believe thats how its spelled)
It is an additive that you can add to paint to help the paint dry or cure faster. According to the MSDS sheet, that stuff is pretty harsh! Can cause possible nervous system damage JUST from the vapors!

Assuming that your story is true, and the MEK is the same that you are talking about.... Did the guy survive?



Wow, I go looking for this to try a mix of atf and acetone for a axle nut I'm having trouble with and find this.

Yes that MEK. Yes, the guy did survive, it was like a instant gag reflex. The MEK hit his mouth and he spit it out. Very harsh stuff, and yes it is used as a part of the catlyst in Bondo fiberglass resin, but I think it's actually the peroxide in the catlyst that hardens the resin. I'm not sure about other brands. I used MEK all the time at the machine shop. It was a common thinner and cleaner for the aerospace paints I sprayed and a few of the epoxies. It would cause the rubber o-rings to swell and degrade in the guns, so I had to replace them frequently. It also worked really well for cleaneing the oils off of bare metal parts before painting. Also it's vapors are very flamable. Back when I smoked if I couldn't find my lighter at work, I'd squirt a little MEK in my torch striker and click it. The MEK would ignite and I'd light my cig.

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Originally posted by blakeinspace:

also...

I wish they made a cologne called 'gun oil'...


it comes in spray bottles now..
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Originally posted by Mr. F.E. Nix:

Came across this article on different penetrating oils. With all the headaches that we go through removing rusted nuts and bolts, this article sounds promising. I haven't had a chance to try it yet - would be interested to hear some feedback from others.


Machinist's Workshop Mag (tm)recently published some information on various penetrating oils that I found very interesting.


And to think just now i didn't renew, so this month was the first month i didn't get one for a few years now.
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My father-in-law swears by diesel fuel conditioner, says it will loosen 50years of rust over night. He restores old tractors.
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I know that ATF has a lot of cleansers and rust inhibitors in it. It will also lubricate the part once it is broken loose and starts to move. I am wondering what Acetone does to the rust.

Are there any chemists that can tell us what happens when the Acetone hits the rust?
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Ive used alot of these penetrating sprays and the one ive found to work best is Free All by federal process. Never used the 50/50 mix though...
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