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Specifications
| Brand | Kroil |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | KS132-CASE |
| Product Type | Grease |
| Category | Metal, Corrosion & Engine |
Materials & Construction
This product is an aerosol penetrating oil spray formulated to soak into threads and corroded metal surfaces, freeing up frozen or rusted parts without damage. The Aerokroil formula has been relied on by professionals since 1939 for fast, effective penetration.
Product Description
Why you'll want it
- Rusted parts let go easier. Kroil creeps into the tiniest thread, gap or crack to reach the rust. Seized nuts, stuck shafts and frozen pulleys come free with less of a fight.
- It cleans and protects too. It helps lift rust and carbon off the metal. It also lubricates the part and pushes moisture out of the joint.
- A dozen cans for busy hands. The case holds 12 spray cans of 13oz each. It suits a shop, a marina or anyone with a long list of repairs on the boat.
- Free up hardware at haul-out. Fall haul-out and winter storage are when old fittings, bolts and shafts come off for service. Spray them first, and your winter projects go faster so the boat is ready in spring.
What it is
This is Kroil Original Penetrant in its spray formula, called Aerokroil, sold as a case of 12 cans. A penetrant is a penetrating oil that soaks into tight spaces to free parts stuck by rust. Pros and home mechanics have trusted Kroil since 1939.
How to use it
- Shake the can well.
- Spray right onto the rusted, stuck or frozen part.
- Wait. Give the oil time to soak into the threads.
- Then put a wrench on it and work the part free.
What else the job needs
Keep wrenches, sockets and a wire brush close by for stubborn hardware. Shop rags and gloves help keep the spray off your hands and your deck.
Frequently Asked Questions
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