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- KROIL - The Firearms Forum
Kroil is good stuff, I use it in a slurry mixed with JB bore paste for deep cleaning rifle barrels I also use after any application of Sweets to neutralize the effects of the ammonia, and after cleaning my black powder barrels
- Removing very stubborn carbon fouling - SIG Talk
Used that and Kroil a few times to clean some pretty fouled barrels Here's an article where a guy tried several different things and the J B and elbow grease finally did the trick Carbon fouling removal Brownells J B Brownells J B Kroil Combo I think electrolysis will remove carbon from a barrel
- Cleaning with kroil? - SIG Talk
Is aerokroil (or kroil in general) good to clean a gun with? As in the barrel, slide, and other mechamisms
- Removing Old Oil Solvents - The Firearms Forum
KROIL I use for protecting bare metal surfaces on items I'm not going to use for awhile WD-40 easily removes caked on grease, oil, and many types of adhesives, and protects the metal surface in the process I've used WD-40 on wood, plastic, and other surfaces without any damage I also use WD-40 for removing old sticky KROIL
- REMOVING STUCK NIPPLE - The Firearms Forum
Kroil and an 'ease out' would be my tactic Warm the cylinder and set the end into a dish of kroil, about a 1 2 inch worth Let it sit for a day Get a cloth and set it under the cylinder when you pick it up from the dish Set the cylinder in a vice (protected of course) and work the 'ease out' into the opening
- What type of lube do you use on your press? - The Firearms Forum
Vasoline will work, but I prefer a light coat of Kroil There is a multitude of good light weight oils out there that will do the job well CLP is ok to use, just wipe off any excess before you start loading (regardless of what you use) I break down my linkages once a year and wipe all the old grease out and then re-lube
- Clean off Red Loctite - The Firearms Forum
Kroil I helped two friends of mine work their tables at a gun show three weeks ago and seen Kroil for sale at one of the other vendors and kept forgetting to buy a can of it
- Gunslick vs. Hoppes vs. Wipe-Out Foaming Bore Cleaners
More recently, I've been using Gunslick(in a blue can) and recently cleaned a 25-06 Remington Sendero, 1995 vintage In the past, I've used Kroil(or Rem-Oil, Break Free, or Gunslick) to pull out the black stuff, and Sweets for copper Sweets patches were light blue, and I used Sweets until the
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