Rust Prevention: A test of popular treatments Part 2
 

A long time ago I did this:
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-v...reatments.html

Today I found this:
Dead link killed......

In alphabetical order:
Frog Lube
Hornady One shot
WD40 Specialist


Have fun.

I'd like to see what's on the page, but I got an unsecured connection warning, and was asked to log into a funny forum website when I went past it.

I see that.... I got to the website by clicking a link in firearms website.

https://www.glocktalk.com/threads/co...#post-29332720

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This topic is interesting especially to protect the interior of our bicycle frames. A good paint or chrome protects the exterior of our bicycle frames but how do we protect the inner tubes from moisture and rain ??? I always refer to some protection process that we can apply by hand from our homes and NOT TO INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES such as cataphoresis. Thank you

Reynolds 531 is naturally partly rust resistant. I've always been told that is why PX10 frames say inoxydable. I've confirmed this by leaving a bare 531 frame sitting around for a couple months. It gets this thin brownish cast to it, but doesn't rust like most steels. Ride 531 and you'll be OK. :)

I usually squirt my frames with LPS3 because I have some on hand. Seems to work. Also makes a decent dry chain lube. It was the latest greatest thing 40 years ago. These tests seem to always leave it out.