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Boeshield vs. KEL-132
iankeller	#1  Posted on 06/08/09 - 9:34 AM
Member Posts: 38 Comments: 0 Joined: 04/15/09	I used to live in North Carolina and there was a product called KEL-132 that I used to buy there. I still have one can left but it's not easy to find here in NJ. It's a lubricant that leaves behind a sort of waxy film. It might be horribly toxic for all I know but it protects things very well. I also used Boeshield once before, that seemed to be similar. Any thoughts on what's the best protectant-style lubricant? I'm looking for something to spray on the bolts in my engine to keep them from binding up.
RevengeFamily	#2  Posted on 06/08/09 - 7:00 PM
Member Personal Page Posts: 192 Comments: 2 Joined: 06/21/08	A long time ago my father introduced me to "Never-Seize". This product has been around since WWII. My Grandfather introduced it to my dad way back. I have had fantastic "luck" with it. The company's motto is "Put it together with never seize, take it apart with guaranteed ease". If I've had an engine apart and reassembled it with this stuff I've yet to have a bolt or nut get stuck. It is still produce and can be purchased at most automotive parts stores. Norm
Derwd24	#3  Posted on 06/08/09 - 8:16 PM
Member Posts: 1607 Comments: 9 Joined: 05/09/07	I just found about and purchased a couple of cans of this anti-corrosion spray below from BRP (Evinrude). It's designed specifically for powerheads, but can also be used on anything that will rust, especially in the marine environment. Am currently using it on my trailer brake parts, hubs, springs, etc. and will also give the powerhead a coating. http://www.usboatsupplies.com/mm5/mer..._Code=BEJE Dave - 1983 Outrage 22
Eri	#4  Posted on 06/09/09 - 8:42 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 157 Comments: 4 Joined: 10/09/08	Never-Seize/Anti-seize is the stuff to use for the threads so they don't corrode as some of the aluminum seems always seems to do. Available at automotive stores like Auto Zone or PepBoys. Silver bottle. Great stuff.
TechTeach	#5  Posted on 06/09/09 - 4:24 PM
Member Personal Page Posts: 120 Comments: 1 Joined: 06/09/09	Google a product called Fluid Film. I have been using it and it works. Supposedly it was developed for NASA.
tedious	#6  Posted on 06/10/09 - 5:24 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 1072 Comments: 2 Joined: 09/07/08	I just use WD40 - works very well, economical, available everywhere. I shoot it on everything underneath the motor cover a couple of times a year and it keeps things looking like new. Tim
CES	#7  Posted on 06/10/09 - 5:58 AM
Member Personal Page Photo Albums Project Albums Posts: 2681 Comments: 7 Joined: 04/27/07	WD-40 is the wonder lube. It's also good for a fish attractant. Spray it on your bait and HOLD ON!!! Cliff 1966 13' Sport with a 1993 40hp Yamaha 2 Smoker
theo	#8  Posted on 06/10/09 - 7:54 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 252 Comments: 0 Joined: 08/26/08	If you're talking about treating the threads before you install the bolt, then I'm with Norm and Eri. I've been using anti-sieze on threads for many years. Ted 1985 15' CC, 1994 60 hp Merc (Wednesday built), 5" jack plate
zotcha	#9  Posted on 06/10/09 - 6:42 PM
Member Posts: 63 Comments: 0 Joined: 08/13/08	I don't understand. BoeShield seems to work well for everything. But what I can't understand is I moved from Jersey to South Cackalacki and love it. What are you doing up there? Hopefully making/building a MINT!?! God Bless You!!! j/k. zotcha.