First, I live in Las Vegas. Yes, we do have rust here. But only the surface variety. That said, I leave my band saw and drill press outside. They are usually covered, but have gotten a light coating of surface rust. Every once in a while, I clean it off with an electric wire brush, and it looks good for a while.
Is there anything I can spray on there to keep the nice bare metal look? Some sort of clear spray?
Steve
I just sue heavy oil like gear oil, works well
i
LPS-3..but it does tend to collect dust. I have the same problem..and in the same sort of climate.
Gunner
"A prudent man foresees the difficulties ahead and prepares for them; the simpleton goes blindly on and suffers the consequences."
- Proverbs 22:3
I use Sheath on guns and machines. I buy it by the gallon from Brownell's. BTW the name has changed to "Barricade", great stuff. Tom
Do you find that it works better than boiled linseed oil? It smells like boiled linseed oil to me, maybe thinned with a solvent.
This stuff works pretty good for me.
"Steve B" wrote in news:y8d%g.1972$BC6.1031@fed1read01:
Here's a page wherein the guy liked Boeshield T-9 the best. His environment is slightly harsher to bare steel than yours (or mine, central Wyoming).
Dan
I found Boeshield T-9 at a bike shop in Minneapolis. It's kinda pricey, but it does work well.
Here's one where they didn't like T-9:
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