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    Posted: 18 Apr 2010 at 9:42am
Staring soaking brake pins on 2 WD-45 teardowns 10 day's ago, went out yesterday, slid out almost by hand!!, I'm almost ready for another gal!!, I was pretty sure I was in for pain and suffering, nice to have a surprise once and awhile, C/CT
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Chris, your story makes up for all those agony tales we read on here! Lucky you!!
WC, CA, D14, WD45
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Surprises are good!!!!!!!!
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Kroil is definitely the best rust penetrating product on the market. In the current issue of Two Cylinder magazine, the guy that writes the restoration column used Kroil to loosen a stuck piston. He shows a can of Kroil next to WD 40 and P B Blaster, and says he will now use Kroil exclusively. I have used it for years. dave

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I believe in Kroil also.  Been using it for ten years or so.  Best out there.
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