Posted by fixerupper on May 03, 2022 at 13:12:38 from (100.42.82.64):
In Reply to: A bit of advice posted by fixerupper on May 03, 2022 at 07:42:37:
Do any of you guys use this stuff? I got a couple dozen cans of it from the estate of a good friend a couple years ago but I haven't tried it out till this afternoon. The label claims it contains Hexane. I sprayed it on every moving part of an old hay rake I am freeing up. While it was soaking I used a cutoff wheel to cut of a farmerized bolt and whole rake went up in flames. Whooffff! A spark from the cutoff wheel touched it off. Went up like gasoline but the flame was more of an alcohol type flame with a red tinge to it. I always have a garden hose hooked up in the shop but in the 30 seconds it took to get the hose ready the flames had died down to a few flames licking up here and there. Even the product that dripped on the floor caught fire. It kind of gave me a raise in pulse, whooo. This stuff would have started that mower engine in a heartbeat. It foams up a little when it is sprayed, I suppose that is some kind of lubricant added to it. So here is another bit of advise, no sparks or flames when you use this stuff. It goes up like gasoline.
I suppose if you want to get a little more kick out of this penetrant on something that is all steel pull it outside, spray it down with this stuff and touch it off but stand back when you do it.
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