<VV> VV Cheap rust inhibitor

[Dave Ziegler]

Think it would work in a snow blower to keep snow from clogging it? Any 
other suggestions out there?  Been using a dry film lubricant. Course 
it don't look like we are going to get any snow this year. gggggg
Dave.. .
On Jan 11, 2007, at 6:40 PM, john wrote:

>   Just a suggestion for keeping bare steel and iron from rusting under 
> the car. A product called Slip Plate meant to cover plow shares during 
> storage works very well. It is available at most tractor-farm supply 
> stores. It's a high graphite content paint. I have used it on drums, 
> backing plates, brake lines, wheel cylinders,steering linkage, and 
> coil springs.
>   If painted on exhaust manifolds it leaves them looking like new 
> cast, although the first time you start the car you need to burn off 
> the distilates which tends to be a might strong, before you get in and 
> drive away. Graphite remains in a dry residue and doesnt burn.
>   No this isnt POR 15 but for about $5 a quart it is pretty useful  
> for a short term (2 or 3 years) stop gap against rust and rust 
> seizing.
>   Just another cheapskate suggestion....I'm sure there are other uses 
> along those lines....and I'm sure somebody here will give me a few 
> more........
>
> John Miller
> Iowa
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