slick 50 penetrating oil

[ollie]

It has been several years but I bought a case of slick 50 spray oil. Best I have ever found. I can't seem to find it anymore. Has anyone noticed any where you shop?

 

[FarmerCop]

hate to say it but try ebay, ya never know?

but seriously have you looked at walmart or any auto parts stores that are old and been there long time, they may have stacks in there back rooms just a thought

 

[flaboy]

You are right ollie. That stuff is great. Can't find it here either. I buy open gear lube from NAPA for my balers chains and stuff. I buy by the case and still have to pay $4.50/can. I know the slick 50 won't work on the chains (slings off) but it sure is good for other stuff.

 

[ollie]

You are right ollie. That stuff is great. Can't find it here either. I buy open gear lube from NAPA for my balers chains and stuff. I buy by the case and still have to pay $4.50/can. I know the slick 50 won't work on the chains (slings off) but it sure is good for other stuff.

The propellent in the cans went flat after you used them a time or two so that may be the trouble. I would buy it by the quart or gallon if it was available though . I am familiar already with putting the remainder from the can that won't spray into an old oil squirt can. Works fine.

 

[Susie David]

I use Marvel Mistry Oil cuts through anything, frees up old piston rings as well as rusted on nuts. Smells pretty good too...
Dave Mc

 

[Chuck]

I use Marvel Mistry Oil Smells pretty good too...

I've about decided that the worse it smells the better it works. I've got some stuff at work that smells like a rendering truck, but it never fails to do the job. Ollie, I asked at the auto parts store today about the Slick 50 stuff. The fella there said he can't get it from his supplier anymore. He didn't know if they had quit making it. One I've been using for a couple years now is called PB B'laster. Not outrageously expensive. Works good. Smells not so good, but you can stand it.

 

[certherfbeef]

One I've been using for a couple years now is called PB Blaster.

Blaster works good. Was out of cool lube one day, blaster was sitting there so I grabbed it. Hmmm, blaster is not so good to use on clipper blades.

 

[Crowderfarms]

How 'bout good ol' Liquid Wrench? I keep some of that and PB Blaster in the shop all the time.

 

[ollie]

Liquid wrench and pb blaster can't hold a light to slick 50. No kidding.

 

[flaboy]

Liquid wrench and pb blaster can't hold a light to slick 50. No kidding.

I agree ollie. Liguid wrench and PB Blaster is pretty good for freeing rusty bolts but for a lubricant, slick 50 is great.

 

[ollie]

I don't like liquid wrench for anything. PB Blaster is a pretty good knockitloose.

 

[dun]

Yaers ago I bought a case of the stuff that they use to breakloose fittings in refrigeration plants. Stinks awfull but will break loose just about anything that isn;t welded. Only have one bottle left and if PB doesn't work, then I break out the good stuff. I used up the slick 50 stuff years ago thinking I'ld just get more........wrong again!

dun

 

[ollie]

One I've been using for a couple years now is called PB Blaster.

Blaster works good. Was out of cool lube one day, blaster was sitting there so I grabbed it. Hmmm, blaster is not so good to use on clipper blades.

A set of clippers in clean hair will run a long, long time on slick 50 with out re oiling. Maybe 30 min or an hour???