

| Subject: | Re: Rust protection - Oiling - caution |
| From: | Lawrence Johnson |
| Date: | Tue, 29 Aug 2000 17:05:24 -0400 |
Jean-Guy. Rust Check also softens rubber (but they deny it). I don't know about Krown. I have used chain saw oil (winter weight) mixed with kerosene (to thin it) but have not found any anti-rust additive (yet). I'm planning on buying a 4L bottle from Krown for this winters application. -Larry (Ontario, Canada) Jean-Guy Savoie wrote: > A number of references on the net speak of using MOTOR OIL for rust > proofing. DON'T DO IT. Aside from the stink, it will rot rubber > (hoses, insulating pads, grommets, Door seals etc...) and some > plastics. The conventional wisdom, here, is that transmission oil will > not rot the rubber, but there is some smell and I suspect that the > transmission oil might melt or disolve the OEM wax because it is so > "detergent", but I don't know this for sure. Does anyone know any more > about the subject? [text/html]
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