For the mechanics and Do-it-yourself-ers

[P3_techman]

The post Wally made has inspired me.
I don't know if anyone has ever seen this stuff before, but I feel like it is important to ensure a wider dissemination of this information, share this with everyone you know.

Don't strip screws!
Dont make stripped screws worse!
Keep your piece of history in better shape for longer!
No need for a headache.

Use this!

The aircraft grade one is perfect. Wipes clean and wont corrode if you leave it. I'm pretty sure you can even paint over any residue. If you would want to do something like that for some reason that is..

 

[wolfo68]

I'm going to try it, ordered a bottle of the aircraft grade.

 

[jriffe108]

Snake Oil?

 

[wolfo68]

they have great customer service, took them an hour to get it in the mail from when I ordered it.

 

[jaimz]

I'll be interested in the results.

 

[wolfo68]

I'll let you guys know if it works for me.

 

[Sirius815]

We used the stuff in aviation - pretty good stuff. It's almost like a fine grit sand in an oil solution.

I've asked around for it in local shops but they look at me like I'm retarded [confused]

 

[Zeroflat24]

I've asked around for it in local shops but they look at me like I'm retarded

Thats because actual mechanics/techs dont use it. Ive been wrenching for almost 10 years now, never needed it.

 

[Sirius815]

^^ I fail then

 

[anrkizm95]

Thats because actual mechanics/techs dont use it. Ive been wrenching for almost 10 years now, never needed it.

[up] 22 years here