Thanks Ed... but I'm not getting back on a bike!
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If storage is a problem why not convert a few old wd or rp cans with a car valve soldered in. Then it can be stored until it's needed. When needed just pump up the can with a compressor, about 100psi, and you've got you're spray applicator.
I know what I'm doing before I buy any more of the various penetrents i've tried over the years.
Thanks for a good tip.
This comment of mine is several years too late but 'pilotbraden' has made a very good point here. If the acetone does not evaporate from the container that it is purchased in, then this is the perfect container to mix and store the home mix in.
Last edited by Moby Duck; Oct 22, 2016 at 08:16 PM.
PJs (Nov 29, 2016)
I have been using this for years. I store in glass jar like peanut butter container until I want to use, then just put into a pump style oil can. I do use a WD40 spray bottle to apply occasionally but put back in glass jar until the next opportunity arises. I mixed some when I first heard about it and the next day I saw where it had seperated. I just thought it must have been a special type of ATF that I had not gotten and dismissed the whole idea. I heard later the juice seperates and has to be shaken up before application. I am wondering if the Kerosene disolves the ATF which is why it needs to mixed before mixing with acetone. I will try it. Kroil is good, but this is much cheaper and only slightly less convenient to use. I have gotten into the habit of shaking the can everytime I pick it up for another shot.
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