LIMIT

RP7 cannot be removed with normal cleaning agents. If the surface treated with RP7 is over painted, clean with mineral turpentine or use Selleys degreaser.

RP7 may affect some plastics such as Polystyrene or Polycarbonate. Test the product in an inconspicuous area before use.

RP7 may stain some fabrics, however, this can be easily removed with dry cleaning solution.

TECHNICAL DETAILS

Typical characteristics

Appearance: Clear, honey brown liquid.

Odor: Characteristic foul odor.

RP7 contains a high concentration of high quality penetrating, lubricating oils and a highly concentrated rust inhibitor.

HOW TO USE

To restart a wet engine: (car, boat, mower, etc.). Remove distributor cap, wipe with dry cloth if dirty and then spray RP7. Replace cap and spray around distributor cap, spark plugs, copper coils, alternator, starter motor, tractor, etc.

RP7 pulls out moisture, which causes ignition short circuits – helping to maintain correct electrical performance.

Permeability and flaking (rusting):

Spray RP7 on stuck or stuck joints, nuts, bolts, Allow 5 minutes for oil to penetrate and can be tapped if necessary.

Repeat application if necessary in some cases. Use RP7 as a general purpose lubricant – helps eliminate squeaks and keeps the mechanism running smoothly.

Protection against rust and corrosion:

Spray RP7 periodically onto nuts, hinges, links, garden tools or other metal surfaces.

RP7 easily penetrates tight surfaces to repel/displace moisture and protect against rust. Use on steel, iron, copper, brass, aluminum and Magnesium alloys. RP7 will not damage rubber or paint.

The durability of the protection achieved with RP7 will depend largely on the type of material being protected and the conditions of exposure.