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PostPosted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 10:08 pm 
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Where can i get this "PB" that everyone talks about? who sells it...

are theere abny other brands that work just as well? and where can i get them

plan on doing my lift this friday and i need some stuff so i can ease some of the bolts out...

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Get the PB Blaster. Theres different types of PB.
You can get it at Autozone, Advance Auto Parts, probably napa and O'rielly's too.

Its 2 for $8 at Autozone. One can is $4.99.

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I believe the "PB" that you are asking about, is 'PB Blaster', sold at Autozone, Advance Auto, maybe Walmart. Many places sell it. Spray your bolts every day for a couple of days, so it can work in. Good Luck! 8)

Supposedly, Kroil is even better, but it's expensive, and I'm not sure where you can get it, other than online.

It used to be called, PB Blaster, but it may be called PB penetrating catalyst, now. I believe they are the same thing.

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Not sure about walmart. Never seen it there.
And, yeah, it is best to spray it on a few days in advance to let it really soak in and work, but a good 15-20 minute soaking is all you really need unless the bolts are really really stubborn.

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Walmart has it here thats were i bought mine.

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thanks alot for the quick response guys... i am going to buy it tomorrow.. spray some on and hopefully all will be good when i put my kift on Friday

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Diggerfreak posted an article done by some machinests that did a test on "scientifically rusted" bolts and found that the best penetrating oil was a mixture of acetone and ATF, but following that was kroil's oil, and close behind that was liquid wrench, which is about the same as PB and I think works better too.

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Man, I should have gone to walmart and gotten my 10% off!!

Oh well.
But yeah, this stuff works like a charm.
Didn't help me get my thermostat bolt out but thats because it was stripped AND stuck AND in an awkward spot. hah.

But I knew of a few stubborn bolts around and used it on that and got them out like butter!

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Hood297 wrote:
Diggerfreak posted an article done by some machinests that did a test on "scientifically rusted" bolts and found that the best penetrating oil was a mixture of acetone and ATF, but following that was kroil's oil, and close behind that was liquid wrench, which is about the same as PB and I think works better too.

just my $.02


I still think that test was a conspiracy against PB!!! :lol:

Plus it smells far better than competitors :lol: :lol:

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I still think that test was a conspiracy against PB!!! :lol:

Plus it smells far better than competitors :lol: :lol:


Agreed. PB dosen't smell half bad. :D

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Funny, I was wondering where to buy it myself this afternoon. I tried walmart first because I didn't think napa would have diapers and garlic powder, which I also needed....

I saw this there, seemed like what I was looking for, and now that I've come home and checked I guess it was the right stuff.

http://blasterchemical.com/display.cfm?p=50003&pid=4

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Boiler wrote:
Funny, I was wondering where to buy it myself this afternoon. I tried walmart first because I didn't think napa would have diapers and garlic powder, which I also needed....

I saw this there, seemed like what I was looking for, and now that I've come home and checked I guess it was the right stuff.

http://blasterchemical.com/display.cfm?p=50003&pid=4


Yep, thats the stuff.

The "As Seen On TV" made me skeptical.
Nothing on TV ever works.....
But I was wrong!

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PB! I thought you were talking about peanut butter.....I once had a peanut butter mag light holder.

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If you get PB blaster on your clothes you can use Peanut butter to remove it.

PB fixing PB..

But yet this PB blaster works wonders if use 24 to 48 in advance.
And reaplied every 4 to 12 hours. for really tuff stuff.

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Hood297 wrote:
liquid wrench, which is about the same as PB and I think works better too.


X2. I'm old school and use Liquid Wrench for everything. Works great, is easy to find and cheap. :wink:

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durangotang wrote:
Hood297 wrote:
Diggerfreak posted an article done by some machinests that did a test on "scientifically rusted" bolts and found that the best penetrating oil was a mixture of acetone and ATF, but following that was kroil's oil, and close behind that was liquid wrench, which is about the same as PB and I think works better too.

just my $.02


I still think that test was a conspiracy against PB!!! :lol:

Plus it smells far better than competitors :lol: :lol:


X2 on that :lol:
No matter what you use it's gonna get everywhere,might as well smell yummy. :D

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I have used both liquid wrench and pb blaster with good results. They both seem to work good but I am not sure which one is better.

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saw it at local dollar general :D


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My dad is a Liquid Wrench believer but when the stuff gets really tough he has lots of faith in the cutting torch...we have had to use it several times on my northern NY KJ.

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PB Blaster has never failed me.

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