Kroil do you use it

TooBig

I use Silikroil
Kano Laboratories, Inc.: SiliKroil Loosens and Lubricates
Friday, August 08, 2008


Engineered to loosen frozen metal parts and provide additional lubricating characteristics to keep the part moving. SiliKroil combines the penetrating properties of Kroil and the lubricating properties of silicone. Kroil's high solvency penetrating oils first penetrate to one-millionth inch spaces to break the bond of rust and to provide lubrication at the first molecular level. This frees the frozen metal part. The dimethyl silicones then provide extra long- lasting lubrication to keep the parts moving.
Silikroil is designed for use on frozen bearings, slides, gate valves, hinges, chains etc. The addition of Silicone to Kroil also enhances its water displacement qualities and improves its performance as cutting oil.


I like it

Radar

I use Mouse Milk made for the aircraft industry,good stuff

ljwrench

I Love Kroil. Use it all the time. Mousemilk is great too. I use it on turbocharger wastegates.

Duce1

I use buttKroil! She stopped screaming after that...............

FrancF

Love the stuff.

fullautogunner

I am gonna use some real quick, I hear it is good stuff.

Captplaid

We use a lot of KROIL at work. KANO makes an oil that is used in squirt bottles to keep the gobs of molten glass from sticking to metal.

I'm using the stuff as a lubericant for govenment projects. In my spare time I am cleaning up some old rusty or seized up tools from Dad's shop.

KANO is good stuff

Bert H.

Yep... been using it for better than 25-years now. When working on an old Winchester, my two primary gun cleaning solutions are Kroil and Acetone.

n/a

I use Kroil....I may have to try this stuff out! Thanks for the tip!

Warpig883

I have used Kroil but think Mystery Oil or kerosene work just as good.

perry shooter

Kroil makes all other penetrating oils look like cat Pi**. best stuff I have ever used try it on Crank shaft pulleys on vertical shaft lawn mower engines let is soak for 24 hours and they almost fall off.

coltpax

Never used croil. I use PB Penetrating Oil alot though. Thats some good stuff.

reloader44mag

quote:Originally posted by perry shooter
Kroil makes all other penetrating oils look like cat Pi**. best stuff I have ever used try it on Crank shaft pulleys on vertical shaft lawn mower engines let is soak for 24 hours and they almost fall off.
+1 been there done that.

Buffler

Kroil is on sale at Midwayusa,com for $5.99 8 oz can this month
GOOD STUFF!!!
BE SAFE!! Buffler

eastbank

i had a blupper 22 shell that stuck a bullet about 3 inches up the barrel of a s&w model 17,i put the pistol barrel up in a padded vice and put 1/4 teaspoon of kroil down the barrel and let it set for a few hours, with a brass rod tapped with a small hammer it pushed right out. ex oil. eastbank.

jwb267

got some penetrating type oil in a pint wiskey bottle that dad brought home from work many many yeary ago.it actually has come through the glass

Horse Plains Drifter

I've used Kroil in a spray can before. Didn't work any better or any worse(which means not very good)than anything else for freeing rusted/seized parts.

The best I've found for freeing rusted/seized parts is JB80.

bpost

quote:Originally posted by Bert H.
Yep... been using it for better than 25-years now. When working on an old Winchester, my two primary gun cleaning solutions are Kroil and Acetone.


Now there is a man that knows good stuff for cleaning guns!

HandLoad

I usw KROIL, Marvel Magic Mystery Motor Oil, WD40, and Tap-Free (yeah, the no-longer-made poisonous Purple stuff) as circumstances dictate.

eastbank

JB, it probely migrated up and out the opening at the top. eastbank.