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Message Subject: Protecting Knipex and other tools
SteveHulbert
Posted 11/27/2012 1:53 PM (#599813)
Subject: Protecting Knipex and other tools





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Location: Angola, IN
So, I was cleaning up my Knipex last night and some other tools in my garage.

I recently obtained a can of Moly Film by Kano Labs. Kano makes incredible products. I use their Kroil and Kreen quite a bit. Amazing stuff.

Back on topic....so I removed the surface rust with a mixture of vinegar and baking soda (Acetic Acid and Sodium Bicarbonate for you fellow chemists out there) and sprayed several light coats of Moly Film on the Knipex. Let dry for a few minutes and repeat several times. The moly actually bonds to the metal and creates a "plated" layer. It will not rub off or come off with water or organic solvents (like alcohols, xylene, acetone, etc.) I think it's gonna be a great fix for all my release tools and other tools in my garage.

I'll be posting pics soon.
Jess
Posted 11/27/2012 2:07 PM (#599815 - in reply to #599813)
Subject: RE: Protecting Knipex and other tools




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word! thanks need to do my tools 2...............................................................
SteveHulbert
Posted 11/27/2012 3:17 PM (#599832 - in reply to #599815)
Subject: RE: Protecting Knipex and other tools





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Location: Angola, IN
Here are some pics of how the rusty old Knipex turned out. Wish I would have taken a before shot.


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archerynut36
Posted 11/27/2012 7:11 PM (#599869 - in reply to #599813)
Subject: Re: Protecting Knipex and other tools





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Location: syracuse indiana
hey stevo where did you get that stuff, i need to do all mine they are really looking bad....bill
Jess
Posted 11/28/2012 12:51 PM (#600034 - in reply to #599813)
Subject: RE: Protecting Knipex and other tools




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thanks for the help..!
SteveHulbert
Posted 11/28/2012 6:39 PM (#600136 - in reply to #599869)
Subject: Re: Protecting Knipex and other tools





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Location: Angola, IN
archerynut36 - 11/27/2012 7:11 PM
hey stevo where did you get that stuff, i need to do all mine they are really looking bad....bill


Just google "Kano Labs". You can only buy the stuff from them directly.

I would call them and see what kind of deals they have going on. Personally, if you have a dirty engine (truck, car, boat, etc), their Kreen is the best stuff you can ever use. Just add it to the oil and it does amazing stuff. I used in it in my old truck and car with super good results. This Moly Film came as a freebie from ordering the Kreen.
RyanJoz
Posted 11/28/2012 10:46 PM (#600187 - in reply to #599813)
Subject: Re: Protecting Knipex and other tools




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Location: Mt. Zion, IL
Farm and Fleet carries this product as well as Kroil.
SteveHulbert
Posted 11/29/2012 1:56 PM (#600336 - in reply to #600187)
Subject: Re: Protecting Knipex and other tools





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Location: Angola, IN
RyanJoz - 11/28/2012 10:46 PM

Farm and Fleet carries this product as well as Kroil.


Sweet. I had no idea. The Kroil is the most amazing rust remover and rusted part restorer I've ever used. It's incredible.

The Moly Film was responsible for my son kicking butt in his Pinewood Derby race for Boy Scouts. LOL!!

I need to see where the closest Farm and Fleet is near me now....
Guest
Posted 11/29/2012 3:49 PM (#600371 - in reply to #599813)
Subject: RE: Protecting Knipex and other tools


another option maybe easier and cheaper

wd40 every now and again.
works great.
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