Bioshield Users

I’ve used the T-9 rust preventer, rust remover, and blade n bit cleaner with good results. The rust remover is just a phosphoric acid dilution like many on the market. The blade n bit cleaner works well but is unnecessary IMO because many household cleaners work just as well (409, LA’s Totally Awesome, Goo Gone, etc). However the T-9 has some unique rust prevention traits that many methods don’t offer….it was developed by Boeing for use on aircrafts. Wood Mag did a controlled study a few years ago, and T-9 tested to be the most effective at rust formation. It can be a little sticky if applied too heavily, so I like to use a very light coat, wipe it off, and buff it out, then I add a coat of paste wax as a lubricant and to prevent moisture penetration….the combination works great on my TS, jointer, and BS surfaces.

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I use their T-9 and like it pretty well as a replacement for WD40.

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I was talking about this: http://www.bioshieldpaint.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=84 but thanks for the info on boeshield

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Sorry…what’s the opposite of a typo? ...a “reado”?

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