I won't even use WD40 on rusty bolts on cars. Its garbage. Throwing water on a rusty bolt would be the same effect as using WD40. Seafoam Deep Creep gets my vote.Originally Posted by ilovegunz
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I won't even use WD40 on rusty bolts on cars. Its garbage. Throwing water on a rusty bolt would be the same effect as using WD40. Seafoam Deep Creep gets my vote.
Water Displacement #40.
It would kinda do the opposite of getting the bolt wet.
But I get what you're sayin.
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Ain't even allowed on Navy Ships. Honey goo, or 3 in 1, is much better. I just use diesel syn engine oil. If can withstand the abuse a diesel engine can produce, then good enough for my guns.
Without proper labelling and available MSDS info, this stuff cannot even be sold in this fine country.............
I don't think the stuff I bought from Canada ammo had any of that.
They would need a MSDS sheet. Esp in their warehouse.
http://www.otistec.com/images/Otis_CLP_MSDS.pdf
We will need proof
The actual pants or a reasonable facsimile?
Trust, but verify
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