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Posted by Wes on August 6, 2008, 3:56 am
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>T9 is not reasonably priced stuff, Wes. Try Johnson's Paste Wax,
>available at Wally World for $4 and change. It'll last you a year or
>three, ah reckon. I use it more for my woodworking tools (hand
>planes, chisels, tablesaur top, etc.) but it works on my metalworking
>tools, too.
>
>Boeshield is only $109.99 from www.boeshield.com or $84.99 a gallon
>from http://www.theruststore.com/Boeshield-T-9-Gallon-P5C4.aspx
>Pass!
>
>Oh, Boeshield Rust Free is $75/gal plus shipping if you were looking
>for that. Still not reasonable.
:( Guess I'll stick with JPW (floor non silicone). Thanks for the heads up on
that.
Wes
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Posted by Wes on August 17, 2008, 3:45 am
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>T9 is not reasonably priced stuff, Wes. Try Johnson's Paste Wax,
>available at Wally World for $4 and change. It'll last you a year or
>three, ah reckon. I use it more for my woodworking tools (hand
>planes, chisels, tablesaur top, etc.) but it works on my metalworking
>tools, too.
>
>Boeshield is only $109.99 from www.boeshield.com or $84.99 a gallon
>from http://www.theruststore.com/Boeshield-T-9-Gallon-P5C4.aspx
>Pass!
McMaster Carr
10215K13 4 oz 8.47
10215K15 16 oz 16.74
I'll try it on a few things I really care about.
Wes
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Posted by on August 6, 2008, 2:29 pm
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> >So what's Evapo-Rust, and why would I want it?
>
> Better yet, where can I get some bo-shield at a resonable overall cost?
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> Wes
Define "reasonable". I got a spray can, about 10 oz., from a
woodworking supplier at a show one time, $10. Has gone up from
there. I've been working my way through a can of stuff called
"Slipit", looks like wax dissolved in a solvent, same woodworker's
show, different year. Works well for stationary cast iron tools like
saw tables, drill press columns and tables and the like. A pint can
has lasted 10 years or better. For stuff exposed to weather, I use
LPS III, works like spray-on cosmoline. They're getting very proud of
that, too. Bo-Shield doesn't seem to work THAT much better than the
alternatives I've been using. You can get small spray cans of it from
the usual online woodworking supply dealers for what seems to be
inflated prices.
Stan
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Posted by Jedd Haas on August 5, 2008, 5:16 pm
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> So what's Evapo-Rust, and why would I want it?
For de-rusting your M1A1 main battle tank, of course.
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Posted by Ignoramus830 on August 5, 2008, 8:08 pm
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>> So what's Evapo-Rust, and why would I want it?
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> For de-rusting your M1A1 main battle tank, of course.
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And to prevent them from rusting, you can buy tank-hatch dehumidifiers
from me, of course. They come from real battle tanks.
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>available at Wally World for $4 and change. It'll last you a year or
>three, ah reckon. I use it more for my woodworking tools (hand
>planes, chisels, tablesaur top, etc.) but it works on my metalworking
>tools, too.
>
>Boeshield is only $109.99 from www.boeshield.com or $84.99 a gallon
>from http://www.theruststore.com/Boeshield-T-9-Gallon-P5C4.aspx
>Pass!
>
>Oh, Boeshield Rust Free is $75/gal plus shipping if you were looking
>for that. Still not reasonable.