Penetrating Oil/Fluid
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Just looked this up. Will give it a try. Has some quite basic ingredients https://www.innotec.eu/write/bestanden/veiligheidsbladen/21_DeblockOil_1203_en.pdf
I don’t think you’ll be disappointed. You can actually watch it disappear into whatever you spray it on. I don’t think it’s cheap though.
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£17.99 a 400ml can. I normally use PlusGas and then out with the MapGas if things get very stubborn. And for really stuck old pistons in cylinders it's out with the full fat Coca-Cola. Coca-Cola always works on truly stuck pistons. By far the most difficult to remove are the long head to block studs on Jaguar XK/XJ engines... they go all the way down into the water galleys and rust weld themselves to the iron block.
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If you do try it, let me know your thoughts .
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I’ve been using this stuff recently. Been great so far, no complaints.
Available on Slamazon - but again, it’s not cheap stuff.
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Plusgas for me normally, then the gas axe. Im always up for an experiment so I’ll give this a go. Cheers, will report back.
It’s quite hard to judge what stuff is the best from what’s on the market, as every seized fixing will probably be different from others. I tried this stuff on an old steel hinge I found that had been lying outside for ages and was totally rusted solid. It freed off in seconds after one spray. It also seems to dissolve surface rust !! Not totally dissolve of course, but enough to make it look almost usable again.
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