CRC Freeze-Off Super Penetrant, 11.5 oz

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This stuff really work, was able to remove screws with in minutes after using it. would buy again and recommend it.

This stuff works great. I have been using it for many years and beats all the other similar products.

I was a little skeptical on buying this, but had some pretty tough bolts on a brake job. This stuff worked as advertised and didn’t have to worry about heat.

I’ve never used this product before but I saw a video on line and purchased in case I needed it. I was working on a very old rusted well pump that none of my other penetrating oils would work on. I grabbed this as a last resort, gave it a quick spray and amazingly the old rusty bolt came right out. I had to take a moment to think about what just happened as I was afraid of breaking the bolt with the other sprays. This just came right out. I am sold!! Would highly recommend this project and seller

Total Joke novelty. Would be very dangerous if actually effective. No frost, no freeze. Socket on nut to test and inside of socket cool to touch, outside of socket ambient temp. Impact wrench had same outcome. This is not liquid Nitrogen. Look how forthcoming CRC is with the actual working chemical formula. Can't find it, not for intellectual property, but because it'll be instantly debunked. You might have three sets of 20 second sprays, but you can tell after 5 seconds the penetrating oil is dripping and there's no frosty cold. I hope I save some people from wasting time and money. Get that propane ready and cut-off wheel in que

This works great loosening rusted fasteners both with the penetrant and thermal shocking. There may still be times you need to get the torch out, but this works well in many cases.

OK I have been working on cars and the like for about 30 years.My goto has been Pblaster when trying to get something unstuck..Recently I tried to get a trailer hitch out of my car (that had been there fro about 6 years in Michigan)I ratcheted my car to a post and added tons of heat and pblaster and was smacking the hitch out with a 20lb sledge and got it to move about 1/4 inch in a few hours.I then doused the hitch with vinagar, acid, and other things to get the rust to disolve.Still no luck on loosening it.I took it to 2 different shops who hit it with their air hammers and could not get it to move.Needless to say I was about to buy a whole new hitch assembly. When I stumbled on a video of this stuff online.I figured for 6 bucks it was a lot cheaper than a new hitch assembly and even if it did not work I could use it elsewhere.I again ratchetd my car to a pole and sprayed about half the can on the hitch. and in less than 5 minutes tapping the hitch came out.I was dumbfounded.Since then this has helped me get to jobs I have never though possible like a 25 year old bike rack whose bolts were more than rusted. With this stuff it was a 3 minute job.Dont know what you are up against but this stuff will probably helpGood luck