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I think there's a safety issue with Kroil so it is only sold to businesses that use it in their operations as opposed to individuals (retail). When I ordered from Kano Labs I had to sign something that said I was a business.
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If you can't find Kroil, CRC makes a direct competitor Knock'er Loose
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/CRC...&cm_vc=IDPRRZ1 |
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Kano sells Kroildirectly to companies that use their product that is why you don't see it much in retail stores anymore.
PB blaster rates best if you need to loosen rusty items BUT mixing auto trans fluid and Acetone in a 1:1 ratio mix will give you something alot better on rusted siezed parts than any commercial product. |
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Tim Harris CWO3 USCG (ret) "Whoever said the pen is mightier than the sword obviously never encountered automatic weapons." Gen. Douglas MacArthur Requiro Pax Sed Praeparo Nam Bellum |
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Kano had a deal going on last month, you could buy two aerosol cans for about $12 + shipping. I can get it at Winchester Auto Supply stores in the Bay Area, don't know if they extend to Sac. Brownells also carries it.
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some plumbing&industrial suppliers carry it. try a white cap or grainger if there's one in your area, or a smaller supply house. they sometimes have the aerosol, haven't seen just the oil. i bought a bunch when midway had it on sale, damn the shipping, i'd pay anything for kroil, amazing stuff.
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