bigt

THIS DOES!!

this has been ,y best friend the last year working on rusty toyotas up in canada

just letting everyone know its about the same price and it works just a little bit better. i know because i tried p.b , this and liquid wrench on the same type of bolt while doing my clutch to see.. and for sure there was no case THRUST RULES!!!

also reading the back they make a liquid torch which im gonna ask about!!

napa should carry this right beside seafoam in there behind the counter mechanic only tools lol well atleast thats where partsource keeps it in canada!!




if you have found anything better?? i have heard crown rust proofing oil works great too then post em up!

Atomic

Cool, I'll have to try this stuff. Thanks!

Team420

I have never tried that stuff, but I have found some stuff made by Cyclo, its called breakaway, it even has the little agitator ball in it, and I must say...I have not found anything better yet.

ozziesironmanoffroad

sick, hopefully its available in the states... you know the EPA is very anal about sprays like that being too strong.

*Dr. Evil*

Actually, I think that the BEST penetrating oil on the market is Kroil by Kanolabs - this stuff DISSOLVES rust on contact.

http://www.kanolaboratories.com/

As well, another good penetrating oil that is supposed to work great is a mixture of 1/2 ATF and 1/2 Acetone (use a spray bottle). Be careful around rubber parts and seals though as the Acetone will degrade them. I have not personally tried this FWIW.

98 SNAKE EATER

Another vote for Kroil

Definitely good stuff

JamesD

I swear by this stuff: http://www.freealloil.com/

James

jeremy9allen

We have been using kroil at work. A friend of mine has an old can of rust penetrant in his garage called "Knock-Er-Loose"

Just Learning

dito for kroil its good stuff

slisdexia

I've had good luck while working on ski lifts with Knock-er-loose. Then again, didn't exactly try anything different in that situation. Just what we had and it worked.

toyscraps

Another good one is Yield, not sure who makes it, and kinda expensive, but works very well.

toyospearo

I went to 7 different shops today and only one of 7 heard of KROLL and Castle Thrust. Worse yet he thumbed through 3 separate books and came up with "sorry dude, my suppliers dont have either." I ended up mixing ATF with Acetone. I have to do my front end this weekend and I need to ready these damn frozen rusted bolts.

Just Learning

its kroil by kano, im surprisedthey never heard of its used a lot in west cost power industries ill take some fresh crabs

awareness

I, and a lot of people I know, really like Moovit.

okie81

Gotta love old fashioned Chemisty with a modern name (PB Blast, WD-40, Oxy-Clean, 2000 Flushes, TR-3 Resin Glaze, etc., etc.)

Adam F

Mouse Milk. It's used in the aircraft industry. You'll probably never find it in a store. Its expensive too. We use it at work. Really gets the job done!

http://www.mousemilk.com/

shancerlelby

fluid film rocks, and bonus is it smells great even when torching bolts have to try that stuff tho. i'll take a look when im at napa next.

*Dr. Evil*

If you are looking for KROIL try a gun shop. Gunsmiths use it a lot.

Cargun

http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/sto...10&title=KROIL

http://www.midwayusa.com/esearch.exe...r=all_products

Or your friendly local gunshop.

*Dr. Evil*

How did that work?? I have never tried it myself but have heard good things.