[SEL] Penetrating oil and CRC

[frank skinner]

Kinda close on this thread {sorta} for those of you that want to lay up

a non-rusted part for a while, I use a product called "LPS-3" it's like 

Cosmoline in a rattle can { waxy } spray the part { Including machined things

precision tools etc.} wrap in cheese cloth, spray again & wrap in thick brown paper

& tape up well, the parts will remain in like new condition.

 

Remember as rust matures it becomes old engines 

        Franklin S. Skinner 
    Marine Surveyor & Consultant 
3428 Talon Court Wilmington NC 28409 
       34'10.9 North 74'52.4 West 
PH 910-791-8870 Cell 910-612-7470



 
> From: plowe at exemail.com.au
> To: sel at lists.stationary-engine.com
> Date: Thu, 9 Apr 2009 07:55:16 +1000
> Subject: [SEL] Penetrating oil and CRC
> 
> Here is a CRC Link
> 
> http://www.crcindustries.com/crcwebmain/
> 
> Peter, Oz
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> 
> > Jim - Thanks for the heads up hint about using transmission fluid to
> > un-seize engines. I'm new and learning. But what is CRC?
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Bob R
> > Moses Lake, WA
> >
> > Kangas, James G. wrote:
> >> Is the Acetone being used to thin out the transmission fluid? This thread 
> >> reminded me of working in a tractor shop in the '70's.Automatic 
> >> transmission fluid was the standard trick to un-seize an engine.If that 
> >> didn't work we used CRC.Between the two we always got the engine free.
> >>
> >> Jim, also in Vermont
> >>
> >>
> >>
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