Decoy80
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I'm always open to new ideas that could be made by myself and also be a better thing.
That said I have racked my brain trying to recall the man's name who told me to try this for frozen rusty bolts,screws,and tool's. I take no credit myself as I am unable to give my own knowledge of this to him. Where he learned I am blissfully ignorant of.
Acetone 50%
Transmission fluid 50%
These don't seem to want to be together but a good shaking in a clear plastic bottle will work.
On the chance it was better than anything else I have ever used I just mixed about a half pint to try.
I'm pleased to say it's just almost too good to be true. I was amazed by how well it works.
I have used more than a few products over the year's. Many of the names of products have slipped my mind too. Not to brag but over the year's in my work I have been in almost any type of facility you can think of in many of the 48 States that employ Field Construction Boilermakers. I used whatever was provided and/or I could commandeer on site. Cleanest job Nuclear power plants
Dirtiest job Steel Mill's and the rest are in between. I just told this so you folks,taking the high road can understand why I am going to say. This I truly is just hands down is simply the best thing I've seen. Try it yourselves and you can form your own opinion. If someone else has put this out there I am not trying to top their post and seek no credit myself. Hopefully it's a help to someone else as it has been to me.
Thanks and if this is out of order may it be swiftly removed from the thread.
That said I have racked my brain trying to recall the man's name who told me to try this for frozen rusty bolts,screws,and tool's. I take no credit myself as I am unable to give my own knowledge of this to him. Where he learned I am blissfully ignorant of.
Acetone 50%
Transmission fluid 50%
These don't seem to want to be together but a good shaking in a clear plastic bottle will work.
On the chance it was better than anything else I have ever used I just mixed about a half pint to try.
I'm pleased to say it's just almost too good to be true. I was amazed by how well it works.
I have used more than a few products over the year's. Many of the names of products have slipped my mind too. Not to brag but over the year's in my work I have been in almost any type of facility you can think of in many of the 48 States that employ Field Construction Boilermakers. I used whatever was provided and/or I could commandeer on site. Cleanest job Nuclear power plants
Dirtiest job Steel Mill's and the rest are in between. I just told this so you folks,taking the high road can understand why I am going to say. This I truly is just hands down is simply the best thing I've seen. Try it yourselves and you can form your own opinion. If someone else has put this out there I am not trying to top their post and seek no credit myself. Hopefully it's a help to someone else as it has been to me.
Thanks and if this is out of order may it be swiftly removed from the thread.