What do you do when...
Todd Young
auditodd at comcast.net
Sat Dec 20 00:13:39 EST 2003
I have to agree with Brett, Liquid Wrench is so "watery" that it
immediately runs away from the spot you want it in. I bought some other
spray stuff (can't remember the brand name) that foams up on the spot
you spray it and "sticks" better than Liquid Wrench.
Brett Dikeman wrote:
> At 4:49 PM -0500 12/19/03, Doug Yoder wrote:
>
>> I have tried liquid wrench
>
>
> PB Blaster is, IMHO, much better. Either that or something made by
> Wurth. I found Wurth penetrating grease on the shelf at a Porsche
> mechanic(who has customers who do very high profile racing- ALMS being
> one of them) who has let me use his lift once or twice.
>
> PB Blaster foams readily and wicks like crazy. Spray on, walk away,
> maybe spray a little more in 30 min...then try again. It's even
> excellent for cleaning up aluminum; I just used it, actually, to help
> dissolve some really tough deposits on the valves, head, and combustion
> chamber on our snowblower.
>
> Brett
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