Old 05-06-2013, 07:46 AM
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Originally Posted by SteveH
This is true. WD-40 really leaves behind residue that attracts crud... I used to use it for everything. Not I only use it to clean armor. Great with a green scrubbie for removing rust.

On sewing machines I ONLY use Tri-Flow as a lubricant.

As to bolt freeing, I start with Kroil (NOT an lubricant, it is WD-40 on steroids without the residue) It is actually referred to in its litrature as "the oil that creeps" If that does not work I spray some PB-Blaster into a cup and then apply it with q-tips. This is available at most auto parts stores. I learned about it when I owned two 1966 barracuda's... old rusty outdoor bolts.... The last level is a heat gun (hair dryer is better) I have not had that fail yet.
Steve, I was talking to a friend yesterday about mechanical stuff and Kroil came up. How would you rate it with Tri-Flow?
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