Looking for Kroil Recipe

I doubt if you'll be able to get the proprietary recipe for Kroil. You may be thinking of the 50-50 mix of kerosene and automatic transmission fluid. It makes a good cutrting oil and the kero would give it some penetratring properties, but it in no way duplicates Kroil.

I agree, but there used to be a recipe that folks swore by. It seemed like it was a bit more than kerosene and atf. But I could be wrong...

Thanks,

Dave

Robert Sw> I doubt if you'll be able to get the proprietary recipe for Kroil. You may

Dave,

This doesn't answer your question but have you tried "PB Blaster" - that is, if you are looking for a magical penetrating oil?

b

Tom,

I think that's it!

Thank you!

Dave

Tom Wait wrote:

Buffalo,

I have used it and it does work great. I was actually asking about the Kroil for a friend who doesn't like 'puters....

Dave

buffalo wrote:

Not compared to Kroil!

I assume you have used both?

Anyone ever used wintergreen oil from the drugstore? Good but not magic.

b

PB is good, Kroil is much better. PB smells bad. Wintergreen oil? Mix PB with it? You're ON to something!

On Thu, 15 Feb 2007 01:23:57 GMT, with neither quill nor qualm, Dave Young quickly quoth:

I've never seen that recipe, but here's one for Ed's Red bore cleaner from the $7 SKS/Mosin Nagant CD I picked up at

(std disclaimer applies.) It's the only recipe I've ever seen using ATF and contains some of the bulk ingredients the nut looseners use.

-Equal measures of K1 kerosene, ATF, mineral spirits, and acetone.- Store in non-volatile containers. (It'll eat some plastics.) He says it doesn't have the lovely scent of Hoppe's #9, but it works great.

CAUTION: FLAMMABLE MIXTURE -- HARMFUL IF SWALLOWED

-- KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN Contents: petroleum distillates, surfactants, organometallic antioxidants and acetone.

1) Flammable mixture, keep away from heat, sparks or flame. 2) FIRST AID, If swallowed DO NOT induce vomiting, call physician immediately. In case of eye contact immediately flush thoroughly with water and call a physician. For skin contact wash thoroughly. 3) Use with adequate ventilation. Avoid breathing vapors or spray mist. It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with itsonsistent with its labeling. Reports have associated repeated and prolonged occupational overexposure to solvents with permanent brain and nervous system damage. If using in closed armory vaults lacking forced air ventilation wear respiratory protection meeting NIOSH TC23C or equivalent. Keep container tightly closed when not in use.

Note: If you are planning on using this cleaner inside, in a poorly ventilated area, leave out the Acetone.

- Interpreted Interpolations Done Dirt Cheap. -----------

Larry,

No offense whatsoever BUT why do you feel it necessary to post all of the cautionary caveats?

Have we come to this because of lawyers or thinking others are dumb or.......?

On Fri, 16 Feb 2007 00:06:29 GMT, with neither quill nor qualm, "buffalo" quickly quoth:

2 reasons: copyright and lawyers. 1) because the cautionary text was in that file and 2) JIC someone's idiot stepchild makes some indoors with no ventilation and wants to sue me for wrongful death. I'm just sick to death of this litigous climate in the USA nowadays. Shakespeare was right...

------------------------------------------- Jack Kevorkian for Congressional physician! ===========================================

Go to kano labs website.

Place order.

Done.

Sheesh.

Wow...wonder why I didn't think of that....

Regular E> >

I have and have done it again.

Got a nice offer to try out some new stuff.

They are a small and nice company.

Martin

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Ecnerwal wrote:

All I can find around here is synthetic "oil of Wintergreen". Have you ever tried "Breakfree"?

Never even heard of Breakfree. Is it very good?

I used to use S'Okay and it smelled of oranges so pretty sure it was citrus oil/acid. It worked great. I can't find it anymore.

b

BreakFree and Triflow..best gun oils ever made. Works pretty good on other stuff too.

Gunner

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