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Thread: Rust Inhibitor Test
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10th April 2012, 04:33 PM #16Pink 10EE owner
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10th April 2012, 07:21 PM #18GOLD MEMBER
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i just have seen poor results on things like thread gauges. from wd40/penitrine
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10th April 2012, 08:25 PM #20GOLD MEMBER
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Has anyone ever used Boeshield T-9?
Boeshield T-9® | Corrosion Protection and Waterproof Lubrication
Interesting quote from the Wood Magazine article on "Rust Busters".
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10th April 2012, 08:47 PM #21Pink 10EE owner
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10th April 2012, 09:26 PM #22
Blu_Rock, at the risk of creating a monster, but in the interests of testing other methods used, this very recent thread had a bunch of different methods offered. Most of them cheap and cheerful. The one that I'd be most interested for inclusion is Camellia Oil, followed by Foodsafe + Oil of Clove.
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i knew what you meant.
i was thinking this was a diesel that was running a jabsco Pp for the salt water heat exchanger and more than likely salt cooling water would after
the heat exchanger been piped to the exhaust. the funny thing is i didn't understand the reference to sauces of pdw.
I thought it was a personal joke. funny
aaron
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12th April 2012, 10:55 PM #26
The following link provides some information on corrosion testing of various oils ,sprays etc
Corrosion Prevention - Second Round
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13th April 2012, 10:51 AM #27GOLD MEMBER
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Grahame,
your link to a gun website reminded me of the method I use to control moisture in my gun safe. I use one of these to raise the temp inside slightly and therefore (hopefully) reduce the chance of condensation buildup. It seems to work, although I've never done any proper comparisons. These things are designed to reduce corrosion inside electrical equipment cabinets. They also come in low voltage versions and they are cheap!:
Buy Cabinet / Enclosure Heaters Heater,enclosure,IP32,30mm fan,8W/110-250Vac/dc Stego Elektrotechnik 01602.0-00 online from RS for next day delivery.
I screwed it to a small heatsink to help with conduction. You can also get fan-forced versions. This might be a good solution for those of you who have big problems with rust on expensive tools. Maybe one or more could be mounted inside a tool cupboard.
Chris
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13th April 2012, 07:19 PM #28
FenceFurniture, thanks for the link to that thread, an interesting inclusion for another test sometime.
jack620, Boeshield T-9 looks very promising, I will keep an eye out for it.The first step towards knowledge is to know that we are ignorant.
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17th April 2012, 04:57 AM #29GOLD MEMBER
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suitable products
this test is a great idea.
there are products that are designed for corrosion protection.
two by CRC
soft seal.
Soft Seal
lectra shield
Lectra Shield
both for long term protection. of machined metal.
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Nothing to do with the test but... I have a constant battle with corrosion. I have taken to wiping bright surfaces with Timken wheel bearing grease because it provides better protection than the Vactra way oil and the DTE I use to lube the machines, it's visible because it's red and it's easy to clean off. It's also cheap as chips. And it also smells better than a sheep.
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