BOSS1
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Greetings all,
I came across this at the local hardware section and thought I'd pass it along for anyone looking for rust inhibitors, Rustoleum Krud Cutter:
http://www.rustoleum.com/en/product.../the-must-for-rust-rust-remover-and-inhibitor
I've only been using it a short time, but overall I find it interesting. While it doesn't magically make all rust *poof* disappear, I only tried it on one tiny little stubborn spot on a blade. Larger projects where there's loose slag/scale/etc. it might have move impressive results.
What I am finding more interesting the idea that it claims it provides up to a year of protection. Now I put it one blade, and it does leave a streaky appearance. And a very thin film that can be toweled/rubbed off after it dries for an hour or so. But the streakiness remains, so there is still some on there. While it's billed as 'water based/earth friendly/biodegradable' I don't think its going to be food safe, but if you've got an uncoated field knife that you don't mind a less that pristine, safe queen, unstreaked finish, this might be worth looking at.
As I get a little more experience, I'll post some more one it.
BOSS
I came across this at the local hardware section and thought I'd pass it along for anyone looking for rust inhibitors, Rustoleum Krud Cutter:
http://www.rustoleum.com/en/product.../the-must-for-rust-rust-remover-and-inhibitor
I've only been using it a short time, but overall I find it interesting. While it doesn't magically make all rust *poof* disappear, I only tried it on one tiny little stubborn spot on a blade. Larger projects where there's loose slag/scale/etc. it might have move impressive results.
What I am finding more interesting the idea that it claims it provides up to a year of protection. Now I put it one blade, and it does leave a streaky appearance. And a very thin film that can be toweled/rubbed off after it dries for an hour or so. But the streakiness remains, so there is still some on there. While it's billed as 'water based/earth friendly/biodegradable' I don't think its going to be food safe, but if you've got an uncoated field knife that you don't mind a less that pristine, safe queen, unstreaked finish, this might be worth looking at.
As I get a little more experience, I'll post some more one it.
BOSS
