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This was news to me, my dad sent me a link to this the other day;
https://youtu.be/KFdFsfSAuyc This forum probably holds the highest percentage of rusted fastener removals on the internet so hopefully this will be of use to someone. |
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Great tip.
I am interested to know if this will work in cases of electrolysis, eg when a steel bolt or machine screw is stuck in an aluminum housing... Will try it out.
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That's a lovely trick! Thanks for the tip, Russ.
Alex
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I don't see how this can possibly work......
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Thanks Adrian! I did have the same thought… I just hope I'll be able to try it one day with the Jeep I have to restore. I don't think the wax can suck in by the heat, it should be completely sealed by the rust!
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Exactly Martin! If there is a gap for the wax to get in, the thread is not rusted solid.
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