I can unequivocally state that DeOxIt is NOT AS GOOD as Mil-Spec Corrosion Preventative Compound (Mil-PRF-81309) because I’ve tested it in salt fog booths myself. I also know that to test products we put them in a salt fog booth then take aircraft aluminum’s and scratch X’s into them, then treat the metal then place it in the booth. Stuff like phenolic acid and chromic acid is hazardous. It can’t be an acid in DeOxit because then it couldn’t be listed as a “Trade Secret” because by law “Trade Secret” stuff can’t be hazardous. As far as converting oxides on metal you need an acid for that. So I can’t say for sure DeOxIt has a barium inhibitor in it but I bet it is an inhibitor of some kind. In the Navy the Corrosion Preventative Compound we use is also lighter fluid, and propellant with a barium corrosion inhibitor. Okay, so I don’t know what it is but I know what is in some of the greatest corrosion preventative compounds that there are. Then you have 1 to 5% of your trade secret. The stuff that makes the lighter fluid spray out. Yeah, yeah, that’s the propellant in the can. Ok it isn’t a 100% because it contains Methyl NonaFlouroButyl Ether.
#Deoxit home depot download#
Go to the CAIG (manufacturers) web site and download an MSDS for the product you use.
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All you need to do is look at the Material Safety Data Sheet to see what is in it. What does that name imply? That it will De-oxidize things or remove rust from things. But I know what it will do and what it will not do. I know a fucking thing or three about Corrosion preventative compounds. I was the up and coming wonder boy in the program as well and once co-authored a paper on Trivalent Chromium aluminum surface treatments with one of the scientists on aircraft aluminum. So I know a thing or two about Corrosion, Corrosion prevention ……. Some of the smartest scientists I ever met were in the DOD Materials Science program. High stresses in highly salt environments. Corrosion Control costs the government billions annually in the DOD and particularly the Navy. During both tenures I either had access to a lab or the greatest minds in the DOD Materials Science Program. I parlayed that into a job with a place called NAESU where I was a Tech Rep assisgned to the Materials Science Program. Previously in the Navy I spent a couple of years in the Corrosion Control shop of VA-34. Right around 1995 or so I got a got a job in Fleet Training in the Naval Aviation Depot as a Corrosion Control Instructor and the Aircraft Painting School. Spray it on and rust falls off, light bulbs glow brighter and the gravitational force of the moon gets stronger if you accidentally spray some on the moon.Ībsolute utter and total bullshit. I’ve been heavily involved in vintage audio since around 2001 or so on and off and one thing that any old stereo guy will tell you is that DeOxIt spray is a miracle solution for audio. Drug a couple stereos out of the attic and picked up a new stereo or two (or three). Started messing around with “vintage” audio again.
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