very good rustproofing oil

[peter lena 8,587]

https://www.movingupgaragedoors.com/lubriplate-l0152-063-gear-shield-extra-heavy-lubricant?utm_campaign=utm_campaign&utm_content=utm_content&utm_medium=utm_medium&utm_source=utm_source&utm_term=utm_term&_vsrefdom=adwords&gclid=Cj0KCQjwssyJBhDXARIsAK98ITR_DTOJCW02R7J-z1_5m9VSIMgSV6HE7iwuvjP_HoFnl8BDPiTeafUaAmAbEALw_wcB  I use the green can and the black can , open gear and cable spray , lighter oil first, green can ,as the creeper into tight spots , later over spray with the black extra heavy  open gear spray as the sealer . do my decks and my cars , zero rust , pete

[Herder 2,354]

Thanks for the info.  I use WD-40 in a pump sprayer and soak the underside of my truck, works vary well.  The decks get brush coated with waste oil and I set them out in the sun.  

[peter lena 8,587]

@Herder glad you are using that waste oil , notice how the deck metal , turns black with lubricant soaking ? it also adds a Teflon non stick dry type finish , on my decks , rarely do i have any build up on the underside . agree with you on the sun hot baking in that oil, just the oposet of the life it lives . keep your decks alive , pete

[Herder 2,354]

18 hours ago, peter lena said:

 keep your decks alive , pete

Decks were a dime a dozen, at one point I had stacks of them.  I've kept a few and I keep them oiled.  It does see to keep the grass from sticking.  Even the tractor get sprayed with WD-40 and wiped down.  Not so good if you plan on repainting something, but a good rust proofing.  WD will remove oxidation off the paint, the lazy mans shine.   

Edited September 5, 2021 by Herder