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  1. jw4x4

    Rusty nuts and bolts

    Put it in a metal pump can. Give it a shake and squirt it. Works better than Kriol. there is a thread somewhere on here. Some "Institute of Technology" did tests, measuring torque required to remove rusty fasteners, and this was far and away the best. Some things don't work for everyone.
    • jw4x4
    • Post #12
    • Forum: M37
  2. jw4x4

    Rusty nuts and bolts

    The best thing (besides heat) and safest is a 50/50 mix of transmission fluid and acetone. This concoction works great.
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