Boeshield T-9

[Duane Scarborough]

Hey guys,

Here's something that a ran across, called Boeshield T-9. It sure sounds like some good stuff.

http://www.boeshield.com/

Here's a cut and paste from thier website:

Thank you for your interest in our products.

Boeshield T-9® was developed and licensed by The Boeing Company to fill their need for a superior lubricant/protectant.

The formulation, based on a unique combination of solvents and waxes, is designed to penetrate metal pores and dissolve minor corrosion, then leave a resilient waxy coating that lasts for many months.

We began by successfully introducing Boeshield T-9® to the tough saltwater marine market for lubricating and protecting all metals. It works well on engines and deck hardware as well as electronics, batteries and wiring connections. It is non-conductive and will not cause short circuits.

Has anyone had any experience with this product?

Thanks, Duane

[buster]

Never even heard of it before, but Minnesotans should probably have their vehicles dipped in it, before driving them on our salt laden roads in the winter.

Dave

[ASHORN]

T9 is some good stuff. I use it on the Bicycle Chains, it is very thin. When it drys it is more
of a soft wax than an oil like WD40. It does tend to move all the grime out of the inner pins and out to the chain.

I like AERO KROIL for rusted bolts and the like. AERO KROIL http://www.kanolabs.com/
Has a bad smell, WD40 smell much better !!

Also used it on battery terminals

[Papee]

I wonder if they make it in a soap?

[Duane Scarborough]

Papee,

I think it only comes in an aerosol spray, or by the gallon, in a jug.

But you could get a gallon jug, pour a little of it into a soap dish, and wait for it to turn into soap.

Why would you want to bathe with this stuff? Oh yeah, it might lubricate and protect your knees. Duh.

Duane