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KROIL smells just fine compared to pbblaster
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I'll use something like an old solder brush ('cause they are cheap) or an old artist's pain brush.
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got a butane torch?
that can sometimes help unstuck something that's stuck. never heard of the acetone and atf fluid thing, i'll have to remember that one. sounds like a tasty cocktail. |
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I like to use a dripper bottle of some sort, or the old timey shop oil cans. Something you can meter it out slowly is best.
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But, I would personally use a heat gun instead on a bike instead (or a really high powered hair dryer...think professionals level might do the trick). |
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For those curious - Kroil AeroKroil worked great after a week of soaking and the right campy tool*!
*probably would have worked without soaking with the right campy tool... Last edited by CDollarsign; 08-31-2017 at 07:57 AM. |
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I'm using the old 50/50 ATF Acetone trick now on the brake lines of a 30 year old Mercedes and it aint workin' so great
Yet. People have done tests to show it is the best oil though. |
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30 years?? isnt better maybe make new ones if they arent available?
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You waited too long, it worked great on some seized lug nuts on a 23 year old Acura.
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I remember from long ago that Kroil has very tiny molecules, which aids in penetration. Smaller than PB B'laster and the ATF/acetone mix. Vibrations (knock with a hammer) help it to penetrate. It may take time to work deep enough, but it is the best I've found.
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