Rust Prevention
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Hi Folks...... The trick I learned while living in NH where they poor 6 inches of salt on the roads when it gets cloudy........ Well, not quite 
Chain Saw Bar Oil. The Bar oil is "sticky" (so it stays on the chain). It is less money than other oils, stays on better. Buy it in Gallon jugs, put it in a lawn&garden sprayer. Easy.......
Chain Saw Bar Oil. The Bar oil is "sticky" (so it stays on the chain). It is less money than other oils, stays on better. Buy it in Gallon jugs, put it in a lawn&garden sprayer. Easy.......
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From: Great Falls, Montana
Originally Posted by SavageNFS;[URL="tel:11970943"
11970943[/URL]]Do you thin it down with something? Are you talking about a pump type sprayer like this?
If that works...I'm so buying you a beer or two.
If that works...I'm so buying you a beer or two.
I learn this from an old guy in Littleton NH. He even had a ramp that he would drive cars up onto that got the car about 3 ft off of the ground.
One of the benefits I discovered about Montana....... No salt. 30 yr old trucks with no rust !!!
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Originally Posted by FordGuy85;[URL="tel:11971123"
11971123[/URL]]This is very interesting. Is there any risk of fire? That's the first thing I thought of when someone mentioned used motor oil.
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I've used T-9 and POR-15 products on my trucks & RV. For common surfaces such as around the door I just wipe down with Armor All. I've never had any rust although I do extensive cleaning & detailing at least once a month.
Boeshield T-9
POR-15
Boeshield T-9
POR-15
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