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GlenninPA View Drop Down
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    Posted: 17 Sep 2010 at 5:13am
PB Blaster stinks too much for me. I like the sweetish smell of Kroil....
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We used to have stuff at work called P'Blaster.  Holy hell that stuff worked good.
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THRUST is what I use and I get it from my local Carquest dealer. It helped me get my brake pins out of my wd45. The only thing better is a torch!
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try that link again
http://www.castleproductsonline
.com/penetrating_oil.html
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i find that it stink too mutch
for me to used
this is the best i could find in the last
twenty year if you try it you will like it
yea yea they all say that     ok
http://www.castleproductsonline.
com/penetrating_oil.html
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Good stuff for lubing but I don't know how well it penetrates. May be a little thick for that.
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I am trying this out on my WD45 wheel locks, I had to buy it at a green dealer, it seams to have good properties, any one else ever used it?
Danny

http://www.fluid-film.com/applications/agriculture/applications.html
Danny Raddatz
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