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One sauce to rule them all?
https://ecomodder.com/forum/attachme...1&d=1677792975
I knew ATF was probably better than wd40 or pb blaster but I had to be able to drip some ATF on the offending parts and let it sit for at least overnight or apply heat with a torch. When torching or inductively heating wd40 and pb blaster burn off almost instantly, ATF hangs around for a bit before burning off.
The advantage of pb blaster or wd40 is it has a red straw sprayer that gets it into places where ATF cant.
For the last decade or so I mostly use wd40 as cleaner and pb blaster for rusty stuff.
I guess cutting atf with solvent makes it work faster?
By the looks of it I should just dump my pb blaster in the nearest Ohio river and get liquid wrench or that other one I never heard of.

Surprisingly this isn't a post trashing Alec Baldwin for shooting that lady who was by total coincidence was filming a documentary on child trafficking. But it can be.

I had to think for a minute to make the connection.

I had missed the WD-40 in a squirt can when they went to the straw tapped to the side because they never had enough propellant.

Somewhere on youtube there is a guy who shows how to add 2 lbs of air to an airosol can to make it good as new. Only need an adapter and something that can do more than 2 lbs of pressure.

Assortment of comments: pb blaster is rumored to be a mix of dextron ATF and mineral solvents

A rubber gasket style washer added to a tire chuck with the center pin removed makes a dandy aerosol can re pressure device. Pressure in the chuck opens the valve in the can.

Have you never attempted to open an aerosol can?

The green paint all over the shed wall says yes. :)

I meant trying to open when there was (absolutely) not enough propellant.