Sea FoamDC-14 Deep Creep Lubricant - 12 oz. 2 - Pack

What a revelation! I used this on legs of a 1950s table. I didn't expect much. All I can say is, Wow! The rust slid off the legs revealing chrome.After that I went crazy putting it all my rust encrusted metal items. I'm so glad someone in my Facebook groups recommended it. A total winner!

Excellent product

Love it.Tried this out after watching some tomfoolery on YT. "Tests" is what I believe they were called. I have another go-to penetrating oil that I've found suits my needs very well called Buster. The only problem is that it's hard to get it a single can at a time, and the stuff lasts forever. It's hard to talk myself into buying a case of buster for $300 when I know half of the cans might go flat before I get to use them.The important thing to remember, though, when it comes to these mechanical ointments, is that one size doesn't fit all your needs. Buster is great but it soaks in to most steels or just creeps until it's spreads out so far it dries. If you need something that's going to leave behind a persistent film of light 3-in-1 type oil coating, Deep Creep is the can to grab. It penetrates almost if not just as well as Buster but stays on the surface of the steel longer. Great for breakdown projects where you want the pieces protected after you pull them off without any extra care. Just lather them up with this stuff, pull it apart, throw it in your bins/cans/corner and they'll be fine for a couple months until it all goes back together. With the buster I've got to worry about them drying out because the stuff creeps up the sides of the can and evaporates too quickly.I'll be keeping this stuff around. Between the deep creep, Buster and Fluid Film I don't think I'll find a situation where I don't have a can of what I need.

My neighbor recommended this as being a great penetrant.So I did my research, read many many reviews about all the leading penetrate oils on the market, & paid attention to the overall ratings of them. This Seafoam Deep Creep was hailed as the best.Based on my experience then, it's lives up to that hype. Much better than anything I've ever used before. Plus, the price is very competitive.The can sprays in any direction, including upside down. Also, I used quite a bit doing a manifold & flex pipe job but the can still seems pretty heavy & mostly full, so it seems like it's going to last a while.I would recommend this to everyone.UPDATE - 8/15/24Wanted to give an update on this as I "finished" my first can. It's in parenthesis because I didn't exactly finish the can, but as far as the aerosol propellant is concerned the can is finished. Same neighbor that recommended it to me just informed me a few days ago that the only issue with it is that it runs out of propellant before empty. Sure enough, the very next day my first can quit working. I put a hole in it, cut the top off, & the can still had about 4oz left in it. I took one star away due to this. Other than that, it's still the best penetrant I've found.

The product seems to penetrate nuts and bolts faster than WD 40.

Only used once but like the penetration AND the film of lubrication ! Highly recommend!

good price

Good price