[AT] Favorite (non gumming) spray lube?

[Greg Whittaker]

This something that I've found to be good http://www.rustreaper.com/  I 
haven't used it enough to know if it leaves a sticky residue but I can 
attest to the fact that it works.  We had a broken stud in our Danuser post 
driver and had tried soaking with Wd 40, PB Blaster, and Liquid Wrench.  We 
had these on hand and had used them over the course of a couple evenings 
then I remembered the Rust Reaper sample I picked up at the Buckley Show. 
The stuff worked.  We were able to turn what was left of the stud out with a 
left handed drill bit.  We had also drilled it and tried an easy out and 
even used heat.  A few drops of RR before supper and it came loose without a 
problem when we went back out.  If we'd have tried it first I think we'd 
have saved ourselves a lot of frustration.

Greg Whittaker
Wolverine Mi.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <robinson at svs.net>
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Sent: Friday, January 14, 2005 3:59 PM
Subject: [AT] Favorite (non gumming) spray lube?


> Just wondering what everybody's favorite (non Gumming) spray lube might 
> be. I
> say non gumming because I keep remembering back when WD-40 first came out 
> I was
> using it on everything in sight. Lots of stuff got a little sticky... One 
> item
> was an old portable typewriter that worked really great for about two 
> weeks
> then started hanging up keys left and right. As I recall I finally used 
> some
> kerosene on it with an eye-dropper. For most common stuff I just use the
> generic Wally World "Tech" version of WD-40. It is OK for most stuff and 
> very
> cheap.
> For coarser stuff I like the spray "Lube jell" that I get from Wally 
> World. I
> think it says "Primus" on the can.
> I was just looking for something different for "delicates" (no, not
> underwear).   :-)
>
>
>
> -- 
> farmer, Esq.
>      Wealth beyond belief, just no money...
>
>
> Francis Robinson
> Central Indiana USA
> robinson at svs.net
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