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What's the best way of removing screws with out busting them off. Look to be original or they've been on for a long time. I've been soaking with wd40, with no luck, tried a hammer & screw driver still not budging. maybe some heat or is there a better solution. Thanks in advance.

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WD 40 is probably the least effective product for that purpose. I use a product called Monolex, but there are many that work well. Even good old liquid wrench or PB Balster etc. Lots of patients, and I still had to drill out a couple of mine, and sometimes a little heat will help get the penetrant to get in and do its job. In the end I had to buy a new frame because I felt it was too far gone. You can't really tell until you get it apart and the glass out. Scott

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I like Kroil - just needs a repetitive application sometimes.


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Aero-Kroil, an a little heat and lots of patience. After that anything goes!


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Is Aero-Kroil available at the local parts house? Thanks for the input


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Perro,
Check the home page. You can call them & they will tell you who sells it in your area.
Kroil
Slow & easy does the trick.
The frame is thin be careful with the heat.
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Before you worry to much look very carefuly around the bottom corners. The frames tend to rust and expand both inside and outside. It will crack at the thin edge. Also I was unable to get the internal v bar in the middle out because of rust. You will likely have to replace. My point just break or drill the screws. Plan on replacing the v bar that holds the two halfs together. I think you will find there is plenty of repair to do.

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Thanks, Just ordered some Kroil oil. They have a sale going on 2 king size cans for $14.50 +$5.95 shipping its an "msn offer"


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...the Aero-Kroil is pure penetrating oil. The Sili-Kroil is the same as penttrating oil but has some silicone in it as a lubricant. I keep two or three cans of each on my shelf. Best there is although there is a home remedy that is close!


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