I have a rusty 65 project frame that is going to need to set outside for year or so and was thinking about spraying it with thinned down chain saw bar oil.
Anybody have a better idea on what I could put on it.
I would tarp it down but the humidity here is terrible.
outdoor storage question
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mikecarson
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I would think that's a good idea, as long as it ain't too thin.
Mike C
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64 CC, Crown Vic project
62 CC
67short 94 F150, 433W
Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive body, but to skid in sideways - body worn out and screaming: Woo Hoo, what a ride!"
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FORDBOYpete
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Here in the BiKiNi State I Ospho things like that first then,
I oil them down & let 'em sit on the open like that too.
I also use herbicide to keep weeds & vines down & away.
Remember by-product of plant photosynthesis is Oxygen.
Oxygen is what causes rust (Fe O3 =Iron Oxide) to occur. 
FBp
I oil them down & let 'em sit on the open like that too.
I also use herbicide to keep weeds & vines down & away.
Remember by-product of plant photosynthesis is Oxygen.
Oxygen is what causes rust (Fe O3 =Iron Oxide) to occur.
FBp
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