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Boeshield vs Framesaver

Old 11-24-04 | 01:58 PM
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Boeshield vs Framesaver

I have read that both are good for rust-proofing a steel frame, but which is easier to use? Framesaver is apparently pretty toxic and hard to wash off. Thanks.
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Old 11-24-04 | 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by chungachanga
I have read that both are good for rust-proofing a steel frame, but which is easier to use? Framesaver is apparently pretty toxic and hard to wash off. Thanks.
No issues with framesaver. I think that toxic stuff is BS and it cleans up with paint thinner. I think it's probably boiled linseed oil with a carrier. You can buy Linseed oil at HD and apply it with a turkey baster for alot less $$ than framesaver.
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