JP

Jay Pique

16/01/2005 8:32 PM

Best rub or spray on rust protection?

I need something to keep the rust at bay on my squares, planes and
other tools. I've heard that used motor oil on a rag works about as
good as anything, but I'd rather not have to clean it off and reapply
it every time I use the tool.

Suggestions? Carmelio Oil?

JP
********
Oiled.


This topic has 6 replies

Td

"TeamCasa"

in reply to Jay Pique on 16/01/2005 8:32 PM

17/01/2005 11:52 AM

Move to Southern California, use the tools frequently.

Or TopCote

Dave


"Jay Pique" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I need something to keep the rust at bay on my squares, planes and
> other tools. I've heard that used motor oil on a rag works about as
> good as anything, but I'd rather not have to clean it off and reapply
> it every time I use the tool.
>
> Suggestions? Carmelio Oil?
>
> JP
> ********
> Oiled.

Lr

"Leon"

in reply to Jay Pique on 16/01/2005 8:32 PM

17/01/2005 2:00 AM

TopCote


"Jay Pique" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I need something to keep the rust at bay on my squares, planes and
> other tools. I've heard that used motor oil on a rag works about as
> good as anything, but I'd rather not have to clean it off and reapply
> it every time I use the tool.
>
> Suggestions? Carmelio Oil?
>
> JP
> ********
> Oiled.

WC

"Walt Cheever"

in reply to Jay Pique on 16/01/2005 8:32 PM

17/01/2005 1:51 AM

Johnson Paste wax works for me. Has to be renewed, but not nasty like motor
oil.


Walt C
"Jay Pique" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I need something to keep the rust at bay on my squares, planes and
> other tools. I've heard that used motor oil on a rag works about as
> good as anything, but I'd rather not have to clean it off and reapply
> it every time I use the tool.
>
> Suggestions? Carmelio Oil?
>
> JP
> ********
> Oiled.

Pn

Phisherman

in reply to Jay Pique on 16/01/2005 8:32 PM

17/01/2005 5:42 PM

Wax works, but here you need to reapply it occasionally. I use a rag
dampened with kerosene to wipe rust-prone tools. It will even remove
light rust.

On Sun, 16 Jan 2005 20:32:57 -0500, Jay Pique <[email protected]>
wrote:

>I need something to keep the rust at bay on my squares, planes and
>other tools. I've heard that used motor oil on a rag works about as
>good as anything, but I'd rather not have to clean it off and reapply
>it every time I use the tool.
>
>Suggestions? Carmelio Oil?
>
>JP
>********
>Oiled.

DD

David

in reply to Jay Pique on 16/01/2005 8:32 PM

16/01/2005 6:34 PM

I've never seen any rust form on any tool I've coated with Boeshield
T-9. It eventually dries to a non-oily state. I use Johnson's wax for
TS, planer, etc tables.

David



Jay Pique wrote:

> I need something to keep the rust at bay on my squares, planes and
> other tools. I've heard that used motor oil on a rag works about as
> good as anything, but I'd rather not have to clean it off and reapply
> it every time I use the tool.
>
> Suggestions? Carmelio Oil?
>
> JP
> ********
> Oiled.

ff

"firstjois"

in reply to Jay Pique on 16/01/2005 8:32 PM

17/01/2005 3:24 AM

Jay Pique wrote:
>> I need something to keep the rust at bay on my squares, planes and
>> other tools. I've heard that used motor oil on a rag works about as
>> good as anything, but I'd rather not have to clean it off and reapply
>> it every time I use the tool.
>>
>> Suggestions? Carmelio Oil?
>>
>> JP
>> ********
>> Oiled.

One of the guys here posted that he kept a fan running sometimes or all the
time and that prevented rust in the workshop. I re-did the slope of the
yard and dirt against the basement around the shop area -trying to cut back
onthe moisture getting into the basement.

Josie


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