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I think it was between those two, the Specialist and the Frog Lube. However, the Frog Lube is eco friendly, smells nice, and comes in those nice sheets. I really think that makes the edge for me personally. I think a lot of the products mentioned above are awesome though so no dig on whatever works for somebody else.
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Nope,....on both tests WD40 failed way before WD40 specialist, that actually finished on top on both test.
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Used the Frog, and it smelled clean. When I first got it was in a plastic bag, when I broke the seal, bad. Using it was nice. I rubbed it on the surface of my jointer and it cleaned. This is before 
Rubbed Frog in a second time removing more rust. I gave it a rub with this Griddle block. 
and then more Frog. 4-5 min. tops. 
. I’ll watch for any change for next week or two.
I’m coming in and out daily with freezing temps, always worried about condensation on barrel. Thanks Crow
Rubbed Frog in a second time removing more rust. I gave it a rub with this Griddle block. and then more Frog. 4-5 min. tops. . I’ll watch for any change for next week or two. I’m coming in and out daily with freezing temps, always worried about condensation on barrel. Thanks Crow
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That article is what turned me on to ghe WD40 Specialist Corrosion Inhibitor. It isn't a CLP product, not made for cleaning or lubricating, it's exactly what it says it is a corrosion stopper. It does work, having prevented rust on blued steel guns as well as tools out in my shop which is open to outside humidity. The Hornady One Shot is a dry film lubricant and rust preventative too. I didn't really test it much as a corrosion stopper but it does make an excellent trigger and bolt mechanism cleaner and lube on firearms. Dissolves old grime then evaporates leaving the non oily lube film behind. Shooters Choice Rust Prevent is fairly good stuff, it leaves a waxier coating for rust prevention. It rubs off easier than the WD40 Specialist Corrosion Inhibitor but still a good product. I stopped using Eezox after I got rust spots all over my Evanix Renegade once. I had hunted on a hot humid afternoon, got home late at night and decided to leave the rifle in the car, in a soft case in the trunk. Got it out the next morning and rust all over the place, some deep enough to leave permanent stains on the gun.
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Wd 40 does work may not be the best but it does work me I like to use rem oil or hops gun oil
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North Alabama. High humidity, high temperature and sweating body is rough on blueing. Many airguns have mostly aluminum parts exposed on the exterior these days and aren't so much of a rust problem.
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