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Homebrew.
Before starting a project, be sure to have a Tetanus shot.... . To help
loosen stubborn bolts and nuts, try this homebrew penetrating oil.
Ters.
loosen stubborn bolts and nuts, try this homebrew penetrating oil.
Ters.
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Re: Homebrew.
Makes a lot of sense!! I have seen what Acetone can do!!!! Brake fluid with Acetone should also work!
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Re: Homebrew.
Thanks for posting will try it the next time I need to open a stubborn bolt
Re: Homebrew.
but the acetone will destroy the paint??? or wont it in a mixed form??
Re: Homebrew.
Would not advise using on paint work only mechanical and non-painted items. Both fluids are corrosive!flouwford wrote:but the acetone will destroy the paint??? or wont it in a mixed form??
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Re: Homebrew.
logic says acetone thins out the ATF allowing it to penetrate further down seized threads....then the acetone evaporates leaving just the ATF (lubricant) to do its job of releasing the lockup....
Re: Homebrew.
This is the tip of the Year!!!
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Re: Homebrew.
So I just nic that ATF from the garage, and pour a bottle of nail polish remover in it...
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Re: Homebrew.
Ja, but that is a seriously expensive way to buy acetoneDragonkarr wrote:So I just nic that ATF from the garage, and pour a bottle of nail polish remover in it...
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