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Originally Posted by spence
I'll look up that stuff up. They are caked on pretty badly, so I guess corrosion might be more appropriate than just oxidized.
thanks,
-spence
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No prob, Spence - stuff like this is what old guys do with their time...
Boeshield was developed by Boeing for the aircraft industry - they used to have pretty detailed info on their site, I used it on my Hasselblads, so obviously I trusted it -
Woodcraft had it on sale as a 3-pak for $22 or so - which is cheap - spray bottle of Rust Free, large spray can of Boeshield and another product for getting pitch off blades, etc - excellent price, used to pay almost that much for a smaller can of Boeshield alone.
Spray the Rust Free on wait a couple minutes and use a green 3M scrubby if it's that corroded -
BTW - it works great on saltwater stuff - but I'd be careful with Rust Free on any painted surface - just used it on my 8" Shimano needlenose pliers and it did an excellent job, then coated them with the Boeshield for corrosion protection -
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