Mouse Milk

Started by martym00se72, September 22, 2010, 11:43:29 AM

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martym00se72

Hi,
Has anyone used Mouse Milk to free up frozen nuts etc? Anyone know where to get it in Australia? My Uncle (who has restored a few cars in his time) swears by it and I am about to embark upon the task of replacing 27 year old bushes and not looking forward to the prospect of having to undo parts that have not moved in 27 years. I recently changed the shocks and had to get the angle grinder on to one of the Spicas on the rear and together with the application of unreasonable force was able to get it off - WD40/CRC did not do the trick at all on that one... don't think sway bars and angle grinders mix very well...  :P
Cheers
Marty
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Repco Lad

Hi Marty

Did a quick check around the buyers here at Repco. None of the regular people we deal with are bringing it in, but it was suggested that Penetrene is a similar product. This is available pretty much everywhere.

There is also an aerosol product available that 'freezes' the nut or whatever part you are trying to undo. The freezing process is said to crack the bond between parts.

Good luck

RL

Sheldon McIntosh

I recently tried some of the Wurth product, (sorry, don't recall it's exact name) and it was brilliant.  I was getting studs out of a block, and wd40 didn't budge them.  Was about to use a stud remover and have to tidy up the threads later, but gave Wurth a quick go, and they came right out.  Highly recommended.

MD

Wurth products are usually only available to the trade. Excellent stuff if you can get it.
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Andrew Bose


The product Sheldon is referring to is "Rost Off Ice" it is awesome but it costs about $25-30 a can, ouch! but on my car it has saved me from many a skinned knuckle, and I can earn more money but only have so many knuckles.

Sheldon McIntosh

$30 a can is a small price to pay for what that stuff can do, I wouldn't balk at that price at all.

Storm_X

does anyone know where i can buy a can?
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I can sell it through my work but I work nights in Knox. Where are you located?
I start at 7pm so if you are around send me a PM
Andrew

martym00se72

Thanks for the tips guys!
'83 GTV6 - 3.0 is in! Ohhh yeah!
'99 156 T-spark - Formula 98 ready!

What do people do with their old 2.5...?