LUBRICANT

Great stuff, I have used it for the past 25 years up in Wis.

If you work on cars or trucks you will find this indispensable – I am an aircraft mechanic for a large airline and have had access to this stuff for nearly 20 years. A couple of years ago I was changing a head gasket on my daughters car and was unable to break the exhaust manifold bolts and the manifold to pipe connection. tried for days, then sprayed kroil on them twice a day for two days and then removed the nuts and bolts with a standard ratchet and socket. GOOD STUFF!!!

-- So Much Wood - So Little Time! --

Your comment says twice as good as WD-40…. as Barry says, lots of things (understatement) are – for some reason WD is a name everywhere but try Ti-Flo added to the list of better than…

-- Regards, Steve2

Check the above web site. If you buy a can, they will give you a free can of your choice. Even though it is a little pricey the free can makes up for it.

-- R K SP8 "The 10 Commandments are NOT multiple choices"

Anyone want to split a 55 gallon drum with me?

-- If you say 'It's good enough', it probably isn't.

I , in another life, serviced office machines (when they were still machines). I agree with Steve2 that Triflo is the best oil there is. For most things, not all, WD 40 is the worst. A friend of mine said that WD worked well on adding machines, which it did for a short time and it would set up like varnish, I had a terrible tiime.
Smitty

WD-40 is not a lubricant it was made to dissipate water, and it is good for that.