VAL Digest V2 #39

VAL Digest          Sunday, October 17 2004          Volume 02 : Number 039




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Topics in Today's Digest:

Re: [VAL] penetrating oil
[VAL] Cargo Shifting:  Revere Ware knock off 10" frying pan w/ lid

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Date: Sat, 16 Oct 2004 03:07:15 -0400
From: "Tom" <thomm@xxxxxxxxxx.rr.com>
Subject: Re: [VAL] penetrating oil

Kroil from Kano Labs in TN is my favorite.

Tom

- ----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John Morris" <volksnut@xxxxxxxxxx.com>
To: <valist@xxxxxxxxxx.com>
Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 12:12 PM
Subject: [VAL] penetrating oil


>    As a mechanical maitenence technician in the hot strip at a steel mill
> (read lots of heat and lots of water/rust) I have found the best 
> penetrating
> oil by far it a product called Zep 45. We roll 9" thick steel slabs into 
> the
> steel coils that you may have seen on the back of semi trucks. The slabs 
> are
> heated to about 2200 degrees F, and we use a lot of water to keep the
> equipment cool. We find a lot of rusted, galded, and just plain stubbron
> nuts bolts and pins. We used to depend on PB Blaster as our penetrating 
> oil
> but a year ago we switched to Zep 45. I would never go back to the PB
> blaster, the Zep product is that much better. This is from the Zep 
> website.
> www.zep.com
>
> ZEP 45
> TYPE: Penetrating Lubricant Containing Teflon* PROD. #0174
> BENEFITS: Zep 45 is an aerosol penetrating lubricant fortified with
> Teflon(R), the slipperiest substance known to man, and Vydax (R),
> fluorotelomer dispersion. Zep 45 penetrates rapidly to loosen parts that 
> are
> frozen due to wear, corrosion, and heavy grease or grime build-up. Zep 45
> provides excellent and long lasting lubrication to moving parts. Micron 
> size
> particles of Teflon and Vydax work like thousands of tiny ball bearings to
> dramatically reduce friction and wear. Zep 45 deposits a protective film 
> to
> retard corrosion, prolong the life of machinery, and reduce down-time. The
> solvent action of Zep 45 removes accumulations of grease and grime from
> surfaces to allow contact with the lubricating, protective film. The
> lubricating film remains effective over a wide temperature range (from 
> minus
> 55 degrees Fahrenheit to 475 degrees Fahrenheit.). Zep 45 is excellent for
> use on industrial machines, business machines, motor shafts, guns, sports
> equipment, shop tools, saws and drills, electric motors, vending machines,
> locks, hinges, rollers bearings, conveyors, pulleys, nuts and bolts, all
> rusted and corroded parts. Use on any surface that slips, slides, rubs,
> rolls, moves, turns, twists, or pivots. (R)-Registered Trademark of E.I.
> DuPont De Nemours Company, Inc.
>
> I have nothing to do with the Zep company, I am just really impressed with
> this product.
>
> John W. Morris
> Richmond, Ohio
> 62 ambassador international
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Date: Sat, 16 Oct 2004 15:28:39 -0700
From: Glyn Judson <glynjudson@xxxxxxxxxx.net>
Subject: [VAL] Cargo Shifting:  Revere Ware knock off 10" frying pan w/ lid

    All,

    Today I'm offering a 10" Revere Ware knock off frying pan to the List.
I say knock off because for all the world it looks like a genuine Revere
Ware pan but for the identifying logo that's missing on the copper bottom.

    Speaking of the copper bottom, I've buffed the whole pan and lid
including the copper bottom to a fairly good shine.  You could actually comb
your hair using the bottom for a mirror.

    Anyway, you all get the idea.  If you think you could use this pan for
your own use and not for resale, please contact me back channel and if
you're the first to do do, it's yours.

    I've been equipping my Caravel with period pieces, 1969 game cards,
1968 Scrabble, Genie phones, Texas Ware, Polaroid 330 camera, etc. as well
as a modest set of Revere Ware, a part of that collection.  This pan is an
extra as I've decided the smaller 8" pan looks better on the stove, so my
overbuying is your gain.

    All I ask is that you be willing to pay the postage.  The way that works
is to look at the cost on the box when it arrives and send me only that
amount.  My return address will be clearly marked on the box as well.

    Good luck,

    Glyn Judson
    1969 Caravel #508
    Santa Monica CA 

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