Thread 2938879

Just discovered fluid film. wire brushed all my rusty steel tools and coated them.

>>2938879 (OP)
buy an ad.

>>2938879 (OP)
i dont like my shit to stink like a fucking old wet ewe

>>2938886
Smells good man.

>>2938879 (OP)
>fluid film
Isn't that the stuff Canadians undercoat their cars with to survive winter salt?

>>2938904
Yeah probably.

>>2938879 (OP)
Have fun with all your sticky tool smelling like soggy unwashed pubic areas.

Whenever I am cleaning up and restoring old tools that I purchased from auctions I wire brush them soak any moving parts that I can't/don't want to disassemble in gasoline and then work it back and forth and blow out the gunk it flushes out with compressed air, and then give them a coat of marvel mystery oil out of a little metal squeeze can. Shit smells amazing.

Captcha: PRAY2G

A nigger wrench isn’t a tool Twerp
I use my tools so they don’t get a chance to rust

>>2938986
A good adjustable wrench is most definitely a tool. And a nicely maintained one with a smooth action is a pleasure to use.

is this a product
whats wrong with just using wd40

>>2939014
>whats wrong eith just using WD40
the jew? duh.
WD40 is unironically petroleum. With perfume. Just buy petroleum for legitimate uses you have for it.
That being said: Peteoleum and thus WD40 simply evaporates but before it does that it takes all oil off most surfaces. So you're literally off worse than before. Great.

>>2939023
no dipshit it leaves a coat of oil a thin one and it can be sprayed into cavities

>>2939012
Nigger…^
I can look at a bolt / nut knowing exactly what “ wrench “ I need

I mean that's cool and all but now you have grease coated tools. Good for preserving, shit for handling.

>>2939012
OP here, this 8" shitter is trash compared to my 10" crescent.
My favorite wrench is my 4" crescent tho.
look at this beauty.

If you use a nigger wrench
Turn in your man card. No real mechanic even owns one.

>>2939081
>I can look at a bolt / nut knowing exactly what “ wrench “ I need
So can I. Still no need to carry an entire wrench set on a tractor for field repairs or adjustments. Crescents very much have their place, and if you don't know or respect that, then you obviously don't do enough work for your opinion to matter.

>>2939162
I live on a farm chuckles
We have what’s called a service truck that tows the head for the combine. In it are tools, not a fucking nigger wrench. Nobody Carries tools on the tractor
Larp on sack sucker

>>2939144
lol
lmfao even

>>2939227
>I live on a farm chuckles
>We have what’s called a service truck that tows the head for the combine. In it are tools, not a fucking nigger wrench. Nobody Carries tools on the tractor
>Larp on sack sucker

Yeah I own and operate and live on a farm as well. And yeah I have a service truck too. It's got full sets of wrenches and sockets for when you really have to tear deep into something in the field. I still carry adjustable wrenches and a few basic tools in my tractors and swathers for quick fixes and adjustments. Do you just stop what you're doing and call your daddy to bring the service truck whenever something mildly inconvenient happens? Seems like a shitty way to actually get things done.

Also what size wrench do you use to twist steel back into shape, or pull steel into place when fabricating? You put your 1/2" wrench on 1/2" thick steel and pull on that? Adjustable wrenches have a ton of uses other than the rounding off of small diameter fasteners that you seem to be so hung up on. They are great for all kinds of bending and twisting activities. The only one larping here is you saying that adjustable wrenches have no practical uses.

>>2939144
Bullshit. Anybody who's actually done mechanic work will know that sometimes they're the only option, like when dealing with aluminum tie rods that have gotten so beat up that an open end wrench doesn't fit properly on the flats anymore.

>>2938879 (OP)
Smells like goat testicles
I now use wool wax to undercoat the truck 2x per year in the upper midwest, pretty cheap and so far keeping much of the rust at bay
Also has a comfy smell if I'm being honest

>>2939295
I guess you’re right
Obviously you have old shitty equipment.
Mine doesn’t require baling wire and duct tape.
>>2939299
Another nigger wrench lover works on junk.
How often does your 63 International need a tie rod end doofus

>>2939342
>let me just make 3 trips back to the toolbox to try and find end wrenches that fit to swap a gladhand
>round it off anyways because its chinesium with no standards of any kind dictating the flat dimensions
a little later on
>hello mr jd service tech
>yah our million dollar tin shaker box needs forced regen again
>yah we can wait 3 days and pay $1800 for the privilege without even getting a courtesy reacharound

Post your hands, anti-crescent-wrench retard
I'm giving it 85% chance you're brown

>>2939014
>whats wrong with just using wd40
WD40 is basically a degreaser. Good for removing debris, then you are supposed to use a lubricant after. Fluid film leaves a protective film.

>"nigger wrench" *goes into detail about how he himself is farm equipment*.
Bet his "white" wrenches have an askew "Pittsburg" stamped on them too.

>>2939388
it's actually a lot of things and you only need a thin film until your next use you're not putting it away for a decade

for me, it's plastidip.
same protection without just soaking your shit in grease.

>>2939342
>I guess you’re right
I accept your concession.
Now kindly fuck off.

Crc marine is better

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>>2939295
>Also what size wrench do you use to twist steel back into shape, or pull steel into place when fabricating?
I almost mentioned this one as well. Plenty of that sort of stuff as a mechanic too, stuff gets bent out of shape.
Also they can be good for things like wingnuts or those plastic nut things that are supposed to be hand-tightened but can get stuck with gunk/grit, and don't tear them up the way pliers do.

>>2939023
For real though, and this goes out to the whole thread, is there any reason why using baby oil in my general/all purpose oil can would be bad? Like it's a light mineral-oil with a tiny bit of perfume? -Super cheap and seems to work great for cleaning/lubricating/everything

>>2939081
If the pretty baby puckers it's asshole a little harder, someone ITT just might give it a little smackeroo!!

>>2939283
You're a big guy.

>>2939144
retard

>>2941229
The petrochemical society
>oils their offspring
can't make that shit up.

Since no one has mentioned them yet, camphor blocks and/or bluing compound can also work. Just my 2¢.