What spray lube do you like?

[dstig1]

PB Blaster for stuck things. A variety of spray lubes depending on the application including white lithium and LPS. I use WD40 occasionally but most often as a cleaning solvent for gunk (or carb cleaner or brake cleaner depending). It is supposedly one of the best lube for machining aluminum, but I haven't had the need.

 

[Duds13]

Ballistol

 

[32 chev]

Slick 50 works great

 

[wawajake]

No, Krown.

Krown Rust Control | Protect your vehicle from its worst enemy, rust.

Krown's road-tested rustproofing formula stops rust at its source, maintains peak operation, and helps you save by preventing premature corrosion breakdowns. Protect today, maintain for the miles ahead, and save for the life of your vehicle.

www.krown.com

I have my vehicles sprayed with it for rust control and no bolts are ever seized on them.

Plus you can get different formulations in can. For rust prevention, penetrating oil, safe on electronics, etc.

We get 6 months of salt and de-icing chemicals on the roads here and it has proven itself to me.

How much is the Krown spray in Soo ? We bought a new Jeep and thought I might try a rust spray place this fall. Do they drill or use existing holes ?

 

[ArlyA]

I use WD 40 to remove rust or to free up rusted things.

I use it to remove grease of any grim/crude I want removed.

 

[Paystar]

How much is the Krown spray in Soo ? We bought a new Jeep and thought I might try a rust spray place this fall. Do they drill or use existing holes ?

I can't remember exactly, but I get that salt elimintor wash before the oil spray and I think it is around $150 for a truck or SUV.

They drill some holes where needed. But they've always done a nice neat job.

 

[WinterDeere]

 

[rgr33]

White lithium and fluid film
wd 40 now and then, more of a habit I guess

 

[CaptPat]

It depends on what I'm using it for and how close it is at hand. I've had good results with

PB Blaster (primarily loosening stuck fasteners)
Kroil (all around)
Corrosion X
T-9 Boeshield
Fluid Film (primarily as a protectant)

I don't use WD40 as a lubricant, I do use it for cleaning, degreasing type tasks

 

[Blue Mule]

The Project Farm guy did a video on this for YouTube. The results were pretty interesting as I recall, but I don't remember which product was the winner.