Ok we have P.B.Blaster, Liquid Wrench, good ol' WD-40, etc. Which one out them all is the best for removing stubborn bolts. Obviously the impact gun will do everything but if you need to losen and still have some finesse which one would you use?
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What to use? Liquid Wrench, WD-40, ...?
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deothrwhtmt
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Re: Wrench in a can...
Drew I have always used WD-40 on my stubborn bolts. I have only heard of Liquid Wrench before never used it.
Drew I have always used WD-40 on my stubborn bolts. I have only heard of Liquid Wrench before never used it.
speed_deed
1/2 ton status
Re: Wrench in a can...
I always use wd-40 and occcasionally slick50. But just because I use slick50 only occasionally does not mean it is not as good. The reason I use wd-40 usually is because there is a can of it in the car. WD-40 will always be in my glove box, and slick50 under the sink.
Eddie Schmied 1985 k-5 gmc jimmy 4x4. I am a member of the lost indian tribe WhereTheFuckAreWe
I always use wd-40 and occcasionally slick50. But just because I use slick50 only occasionally does not mean it is not as good. The reason I use wd-40 usually is because there is a can of it in the car. WD-40 will always be in my glove box, and slick50 under the sink.
Eddie Schmied 1985 k-5 gmc jimmy 4x4. I am a member of the lost indian tribe WhereTheFuckAreWe
CaptCrunch
1/2 ton status
I personally like PB Blaster... man that stuff seems to do wonders, but really it all comes down to letting it soak in and penetrate the cracks.
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gokartergo
3/4 ton status
Break Free, it is mostly sold at gun shops. It is pricey but for the stuburn bolts it works great.....Dan
If it ain't broke.......Don't fix it....
If it ain't broke.......Don't fix it....
84_Chevy_K10
Banned
Re: Wrench in a can...
I have used everything mentioned here, I prefer PB Blaster or Kroil.
Tim
'84 Chevy K10, lifted, loud, fast, and 3/4 ton axles
I have used everything mentioned here, I prefer PB Blaster or Kroil.
Tim
'84 Chevy K10, lifted, loud, fast, and 3/4 ton axles
speed_deed
1/2 ton status
Re: Wrench in a can...
Its under the sink becaus, so it is right there when I have to fix the pipes.
Eddie Schmied 1985 k-5 gmc jimmy 4x4 sierra classic. I am a member of the lost indian tribe named:
WhereTheFuckAreWe
Its under the sink becaus, so it is right there when I have to fix the pipes.
Eddie Schmied 1985 k-5 gmc jimmy 4x4 sierra classic. I am a member of the lost indian tribe named:
WhereTheFuckAreWe
Re: Wrench in a can...
<font color=purple> Is Kroil the same as Aerokroil ? I've been trying like hell to find the stuff........ I heard it works better than anything else out there !
L8r,
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<font color=purple> Is Kroil the same as Aerokroil ? I've been trying like hell to find the stuff........ I heard it works better than anything else out there !
L8r,
. Riz . <a target="_blank" href=http://www.geocities.com/rizmonkey>www.geocities.com/rizmonkey</a>
Re: Wrench in a can...
help me out here, i am a renovation contractor, and i do a radio show in SC called man of the house, and am always looking for neat ideas to discuss on the show to help repairs, so please tell me how slick 50 helps fix the pipes
i am serious, not just busting your chops
thanks
chris
It needs a bigger motor.
what's in it now?
doen't matter it NEEDS A BIGGER MOTOR
89 350tbi/700r4h/np208/4.11's
help me out here, i am a renovation contractor, and i do a radio show in SC called man of the house, and am always looking for neat ideas to discuss on the show to help repairs, so please tell me how slick 50 helps fix the pipes
i am serious, not just busting your chops
thanks
chris
It needs a bigger motor.
what's in it now?
doen't matter it NEEDS A BIGGER MOTOR
89 350tbi/700r4h/np208/4.11's
Torch
SK-15
J**P...it's whats for dinner!
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SK-15
J**P...it's whats for dinner!
Roads? Where we're going, we don't need any roads!
rich'90
1/2 ton status
Everyone has thier idea as to which one is the best....so here is mine. I like deep creep, works great for me. Someone else mentioned break free, this is also great, it is used for guns but we use it in a pinch out in the field.
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speed_deed
1/2 ton status
Re: Wrench in a can...
Well slick 50 lubricates to stop binding, sticking, and squeaking. It is formulated with penetrants and rust inhibitors to free frozen or corroded metal parts, inhibit rust and displace moisture as it cleans and protects. And when your working on pipes that kind of stuff is important alot of water and dish soap etc.gets in between the threads ands will rust it up and corrode away the threads. Besides if I accidently tighten the threads to tight I will just spray the rings that way I dont round them off when taking them apart with the pipe wrench.
1985 k-5 gmc jimmy 4x4 sierra classic. 1970 cuda 440 6 pack executive edition steering column shift.
Well slick 50 lubricates to stop binding, sticking, and squeaking. It is formulated with penetrants and rust inhibitors to free frozen or corroded metal parts, inhibit rust and displace moisture as it cleans and protects. And when your working on pipes that kind of stuff is important alot of water and dish soap etc.gets in between the threads ands will rust it up and corrode away the threads. Besides if I accidently tighten the threads to tight I will just spray the rings that way I dont round them off when taking them apart with the pipe wrench.
1985 k-5 gmc jimmy 4x4 sierra classic. 1970 cuda 440 6 pack executive edition steering column shift.
ChevyCaGal
3/4 ton status
I like PB Blaster but you have to let it soak really good... BFH works well too!
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Re: Wrench in a can...
i always forget about the geography difference when talking with you guys, in the charleston SC area, in 13 years of restoring houses have only run into 1 case with iron pipe, everything is either plastic or copper. wife is from ohio, and we go to visit and seems like everybody has black iron, and it leaks.
thanks
It needs a bigger motor.
what's in it now?
doen't matter it NEEDS A BIGGER MOTOR
89 350tbi/700r4h/np208/4.11's
i always forget about the geography difference when talking with you guys, in the charleston SC area, in 13 years of restoring houses have only run into 1 case with iron pipe, everything is either plastic or copper. wife is from ohio, and we go to visit and seems like everybody has black iron, and it leaks.
thanks
It needs a bigger motor.
what's in it now?
doen't matter it NEEDS A BIGGER MOTOR
89 350tbi/700r4h/np208/4.11's
84_Chevy_K10
Banned
I guess so...but the torch isn't good for EVERYTHING. I use it as much as I can, if I have one though.
Tim
'84 Chevy K10, lifted, loud, fast, and 3/4 ton axles
Tim
'84 Chevy K10, lifted, loud, fast, and 3/4 ton axles
