ChrisTropea
ChrisTropea Associate Editor
3/12/21 9:46 a.m.

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In the hundreds of project cars we’ve built and restored over the years, here are the cleaners, penetrants, lubricants and other chemicals we rely on most.

What are some chemicals that you always have stocked in your workspace? Presented by CRC Industries.

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erutherford
erutherford New Reader
3/7/23 11:24 a.m.

Krol penetrant is by far the best chemical I have in the shop. It truely does work!  It is pricey, but definitely get what you pay for.

Then comes anti-sieze paste.  Been using Wurth for years.  Every fastener gets a little before going back on (not lug nuts!).

Brake clean is probably 3rd as it is quick and effective on cleaning small parts.

Colin Wood
Colin Wood Associate Editor
3/7/23 12:32 p.m.

In reply to erutherford :

Definitely agree with the brake cleaner. Really effective at what it does–though you sometimes have to be careful what you're spraying it on.

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