Posted by DiyDave on June 03, 2012 at 18:20:03 from (96.244.156.97):
In Reply to: Good penetrating oils? posted by Will Herring on June 03, 2012 at 07:34:15:
If I remember the test results right, it was Acetone/atf, best, then Kroil. then PB Blaster. But another one that I like is Heat the bolt to Cherry red, then let it cool to about 250 degrees, and take some beeswax, and push it against the bottom of the bolt, the wax will wick it's way up, into the frozen threads. Then just turn the bolt out. Just did this, on some allen head bolts, on a baler, that a 550 lb impact gun wouldn't move, without the heat and wax! Thanks to my old friend, Richard Gosheff, RIP, for the idea!
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