Preventing Tool Rust Quick And Easy

Preventing Tool Rust Quick And Easy
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[@pathfinder_strider]

I bought a SOG multitool and it just won't stop rusting. Gonna try this, thank you!

[@Jason-Samko]

Sog makes great tools

[@chrissmith7655]

Vci paper, used by motor industry to protect packs of sheet steel, Works great no slippery oil on your tools you have to wipe to use.

[@Jason-Samko]

Very nice. Thanks for the suggestion. Will check it out

[@Blvkbird]

How do you use it? I’m assuming you just lay down sheets in your drawers and then set your tools on top?

[@chrissmith7655]

@@Blvkbird yes

[@tonyfarrar1218]

I have used sticks of Chalk in my drawers and also those Desicant packs you get in certain items you buy, to help minimize surface rust on my tools. Along with a light coating of WD40 or the like.

[@Jason-Samko]

Great tip. When I was a mechanic I knew a guy in the shop that kept charcoal in each drawer for same reason.

[@Howie262]

I’ve done the same for years. Even used PB blaster as it stays wet longer then wd40. I use a paint brush with fluid film to lightly brush coating on tools/bolts. The brush applies perfect amounts to nooks/crevices and then you don’t have to get your hands oily.

[@Jason-Samko]

Good idea on the brush

[@Coyote5555]

Respect on the diversity in content 👌🏻👌🏻

[@Jason-Samko]

Thanks. I know not many care about the tool stuff but I like doing them. Lots of truck stuff loaded and coming soon.

[@Coyote5555]

Keep it coming my friend. Good stuff, time well spent.@@Jason-Samko

[@Jason-Samko]

@@Coyote5555 thanks

[@carltonboles6675]

Thanks, Jason... I live over in Alabama... I don't have any experience with fluid film. However I found that white lithium grease works well and sticks real good. I originally bought it for my dirt bike chain, but when I seen how well it stuck to stuff I started using it to protect all my tools. Seems to work well

[@Jason-Samko]

That's a fantastic idea as well!

[@John-or9ccUndauntedRaceCars]

White lith is water based.

[@carltonboles6675]

@@John-or9ccUndauntedRaceCars Where'd you hear that?

[@SlimDe919]

I have a 200 Pcs Craftsman Box ( When the Tools was made in the USA) always I try to keep in a good shape. 🤘🏽

[@Jason-Samko]

Yep tools will last forever if taken care of

[@craigsealy4294]

Great video. Thanks for the ideas. I will do that with my tools. Much appreciated.

[@Jason-Samko]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@TheStigma]

Boiled linseed oil is also a good alternative. Either rub it on with a rag, or mix in 30-50% mineral spirits and use a hand sprayer. The main benefits are that it is very cheap (fluid film is definitely not), and that it cures into a dry film after 24hr to a few days (depending on dryer additives, temperature ect.) Don't get me wrong - fluid film is very good, but personally I just can't stand my hands getting full of oil every time I touch a tool. That's not a problem for an undercarriage (it's main intended use). I wouldn't depend on linseed oil to protect raw steel outside in the elements (at least not without a lot of cured layers), but for inside storage it does a more than adequate job. Other than that I can't recommend a dehumidifier enough - preferably a desiccant type that continues to work well at low temperatures. Way more economical that trying to keep the area heated :)

[@Jason-Samko]

Great tips and suggestions. Thank you

[@namakemono01]

Never knew this existed !!! Thanks

[@Jason-Samko]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@arc-sd8sk]

camphor tablets are even lazier, and they work well :)

[@Jason-Samko]

Will look into them. Thanks for the tip

[@Blvkbird]

What would you recommend i use to make sure the whole tool box doesn’t rust 😂

[@Jason-Samko]

A heated and cooled garage😂

[@ligma8353]

I work in basically a fridge thats a plant and I kid you not I would clean my tools and literally the next day I see rust on my pry bars screw drivers allen head. my wrenches seem to hold up alittle long. but alot of my tools dont. What would you reccomend? I currently use WD40.

[@Jason-Samko]

It's hard when you are using them daily as anything wr put on them is gonna make them slippery. But maybe rem oil or similar as it does af a thin wax like coating.

[@jasonmalsom5269]

Did you use that fluid film underneath vehicles to prevent rust?

[@Jason-Samko]

Yes. Works amazing

[@scottaddison8071]

A cheap dehumidifier for $200 will solve your problem

[@Jason-Samko]

@scottaddison8071 here in south GA it would have to be emptied 3 or 4 times a day or set up with a drain and basically be running no stop in an uninsulated shop

[@scottaddison8071]

@@Jason-Samkowe live in Coastal Mississippi and yes, I run mine 24/7 with a plastic drain line they provide in the dehumidifier box pipes thru my shop wall. It works!!!

[@Jason-Samko]

@@scottaddison8071 yep that would be the best way to do it. Set it up as a continuous drain

[@scottaddison8071]

@@Jason-Samko exactly. It is really simple, just plug it up and drill a 3/4” hole thru the wall for the drain hose. I promise your tools will not rust and you will be amazed!!!