Kroil Aerokroil Penetrating Oil, 10 oz. aerosol (AEROKROIL)

This stuff is amazing. I know people don’t like penetrating while, but it actually works better than any PB blaster or WD-40. Spray the tough stuff overnight and use heat if you can.

This stuff is AWESOME!!!!!!! I got it for my 23 year old vehicle. Make it easy to break bolts free that have never been removed.

Aerokroil, or Kroil, is 100% the best penetrating oil, there is no comparison! We’ve all used WD, and it has uses, and many of us have used and loved PB, but Kroil is in another class all together! First time I used it was when trading in an old truck and I couldn’t unlock my hitch pin, even with PB (which I swore by at the time), the dealer grabbed his can and gave the locking hitch pin a couple quick shots and then said “give it a minute”. After a brief pause I tried my key again and it instantly turned like new! He gave me the can and related his experience with it and praise for it. Since that day, probably 7yrs ago, I’ve used AeroKroil (aerosol version) and a wide variety of tasks and have seen it seemingly work miracles! One example would be my use of it on dead bearings, I work on conveyors amd so deal with a lot of rollers which eventually freeze up from rust. I’ve had 100% dead rollers, ones that I couldn’t turn even a little with a long pipe wrench, restored to absolutely free spin with application of this penetrating oil. I just spray a bit on the end by the earring and let it soak in for a bit then I give it a turn, there’s usually a millimeter of resistance but I’m able to easily further bearing past that and then I give them a good spin by hand and they are back to functioning perfectly! Just this past week my father called and told me that the can I gave him fixed a neglected yard aerator that he borrowed from a neighbor. He said it had been unused for years and that when he got it the wheels with the tines were all frozen together as one (they are supposed to turn independently) and that the axle itself was hard to turn. He remembered the can I gave him and how good I said it was and decided to try it. Sprayed the wheels and the axle then let it soak for a while and then was easily able to break them loose from their rusted grave and that now this old weathered and unmaintained piece of equipment worked as good as new! He said he was impressed and was happy to not only be able to use it the aerator but also to give it back in vastly better condition than it was in when he borrowed it! Cheaper oils have their place, but when something is absolutely stuck or rusted or even just noisy or not smooth enough what you need is Kroil! They made me a fan and I’ve regularly carry cans of AeroKroil along with some of their other products such SiliKroil and Penephite. FYI SiliKroil is Kroil plus silicone and works great for applications where the oiled parts will be exposed to water such as the carrier slides on the equipment I run. Penephite is Kroil and graphite, it’s great for things where you’d use graphite such as internal metal on metal parts that are not easily accessed and have no built in means of lubrication, it’s extremely useful for oiling locks and I use it on my houses exterior doors as well as automotive door locks. …back to the product at hand, AeroKroil (Kroil), it is simply the finest penetrating oil I know of and if you try it it will become your preferred oil whether it’s for use around the house or on multimillion dollar equipment!

Drawing on my extensive experience loosening stuck fasteners, there is no one penetrant that aids in all stuck fastener cases. Sometimes chemical penetrant does nothing and loosening a stubborn fastener requires a more drastic approach-- such as heat. Overall I find using the Kroil product as a great first tier "attack". The aerosol Kroil is simply a more convenient application method. The drawback is its expense. I do not reach for Kroil as a corrosion inhibitor so I can't make meaningful comment.

Works great with rusted bolts

This product is more expensive than some others, but if you want a heavy duty product that works well, and has a larger can with more oz.s than most. This is it!

Kroil oil is a good product to use, but very expensive for how much you get in a spray can. Might have to shop around next time.

Hubby has been using this brand his whole life, and he is 70! He is a mechanic and this is what he reaches for whenever he needs to unstick rusty nuts and bolts.

Great product..Will buy more..👍👍👍

Best quality lubricant you can get. If this doesn’t work nothing will.

Used a whole can of another type of penetrating oil on a 16 year old rusted on alternator pivot bolt with no success. Got a can of Aerokroil, sprayed it on and waited about 10 minutes. Put the wrench on the bolt and it backed out within minutes.

An absolute must buy for freeing up any parts. Used this on a part of printing machine that had seized. Tried many different sprays & oils none worked as good as this. Now have a can on all machines in the factory.

Used my 'normal' penetrating oil on a seized bottom bracket on an old Halfords steel bike. Put the bottom bracket in a vice and turned the frame, absolutely no joy. Bought some of this, a squirt a day over 4 days, then the same vice technique and it came loose first time. Expensive but worth it for an amazing penetrating oil.