ACF-50 Anti-Corrosion Lubricant Compound - 13 oz Aerosol - MUST SHIP GROUND!

After I purchased my Yoder pellet grill I was looking for a way to keep it from rusting. Several of the online grilling forms recommended this product. After only two applications my grill appears to be impervious to rust. This product keeps a shine and has prevented Rust after my grill has sat in the Ohio weather for six months. Keep in mind, this is not food safe do not use on the inside of a grill. I have also used it to spray down my tools after they have gotten wet, socket set screwdrivers pliers etc. This product also seems to do a good job at removing rust that has already begun and preventing it from continuing.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I had experience with this product for aircraft,works well

I use it in my lathe bed, miter saw bed and various other tools. I spray it on and allow the excess to drip off. It seems to dry overnight and is not tacky. I think I found a product that I can trust. I’ve only had it for a couple of weeks so I don’t know how long it lasts. Otherwise I’m happy with it.**update** I have now had it on my lathe and mitre saw and a couple of other small things for about 7 months. There’s no rust on the surfaces that I treated with it. I left an old table saw bare and it had oxidation on the top. My workshop is not climate controlled so everything is susceptible to corrosion due to the humidity in this state. However, everything that I have used this on, has no corrosion. I spray it on, leave it overnight and lightly wipe any excess off and that seems to protect without sticky buildup.

I've been using this stuff for years. First on my motorcycles in London where humidity is a constant issue and then on just about anything else I want to rust protect.It just does what it claims to do and as long as you reapply annually or if there is an abrasion incident on the surface you're trying to protect.It's made me lazy- now whenever my car gets a deep scratch I just spray this stuff on and forget about it. I don't even bother with the touch up paint. It never corrodesYou actually only be a very little. Rather than spraying it on directly it is sufficient to spray a bit on a cloth and then wipe over the surface.Its also non greasy once it's dry.Seriously forget about WD-40. That's a silicone based product that does not last very long. This stuff acts through chemically bonding with the metal and effectively galvanising it. Once dry there is nothing to evaporate or rub off. It just becomes a chemically bonded layer on the metal surface.Search on you tube for some great tests done comparing this stuff to other products. They are very convincing.

I have a vintage motorcycle. The aluminum loves to corrode. I sprayed this on it and looks like new.

Used it on my royal enfield. Gives a new look to the motorcycle. Immediately eats rust and formed a coating on the nuts and screws. Observed no harmful side effect on human, may be because I was rubber gloves, or non-human parts if you use it as directed. Be sure to spray only a little bit and evenly on the surfaces. I used a tad too much for the first time.

Bought it for exterior rust prevention of grill. Keeps the grill protected over winter and rain season.

The brushes work!