Here's a couple...
http://www.boeshield.com/
http://www.zipchem.com/text.html
The engine oil and kerosene method would never dry, it
would accumulate dirt, and would ooze out
indefinately.
BK
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> Hey you current USA/USAR/ArmyNG troops.
>
> PS Issue 537 Aug 1997 pg 23, makes reference to a
> new rust inhibitor
> compound "applied every 8 months or so to the
> underside and inside areas of
> your vehicle to slow the spread of new rust and even
> clean up old rusted
> areas. ... It's petroleum-based and contains no
> silicones,solvents or CFC's
> or anything else classified as hazardous materials.
> It works by displacing
> moisture which holds dirt, salts and pollutants. It
> takes about 2 gallons to
> treat a HMMWV or up to 3 gallons for a 2 1/2-ton or
> 5-ton truck."
> Comes in 16 ounce bottles, 5-gal can or 55-gal
> drum and is applied by
> spray applicator.
> NSN 8030-01-414-7430 gets you a drum of the stuff.
> Does anyone have a lead on the commercial name
> of the stuff or its
> commercial equivalent or should we continue cutting
> 30 wt engine oil 3-to-1
> with kerosene and spraying the frame and nooks and
> crannies?
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