Definitely. I didn’t realize it but I work with some engineers out here on my tugs who have 30+ years experience and the swear by the stuff for out here as well as home use.
When we sold our rig to a neighbor I kept back all of our T-9 cans. Haven’t had to use em at home yet but I loved them so much on the road, I refused to part with em. 👍❤️👏
I have used Boeshield T-9 on my table saw top. Cast iron table saw tops are prone to surface rust almost overnight since they are bare metal. I found T-9 applied to the table saw top surface eliminated rust and kept the table saw pristine. Great product.
Thanks for sharing, I ordered the product and will start using it. Much easier to use one product for these different applications. And thanks for these great videos, we've owned 3 trailers over the past 15 years and I still learned so much from you. Keep up the great work, Blessings from the North (Canada).
No it’s not. It’s safe for rubber if it gets on it but has no actual benefit for a slide out seal. I use Aerospace 303 UV protectant on my seals. amzn.to/3JQoloi
@@trevorthomas1030 no rust doesn’t work like that. If it’s already rusty the rust has to be removed either try Boeshield’s rust remover or for serious rust it needs to be grinded or chipped off. Cleaned, then treat the area. Here’s a link amzn.to/4dGldYt
Yup. I’ll send you two links. One from the company. The other is a good forum where guys discuss when and how they’ve been using it on there guns. I use it on mine. www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/boeshield-t-9-in-rifle-chamber-and-bore.381039/
My slide windows are squeaking. I’m not sure if it’s because we are 40 yards from the ocean, but can I put T9 in the tracks? I wanted to check before I ruin something. Thanks
Love your vids/content! Been watching ya foe bout a year now. What do you think about using it on slide seals and seals overall? Bought the product and want to use to to the full advantage. Thanks for your hard and excellent work to help out all us fellow RV'ers!
Nice, I appreciate that! I know the product is safe for rubber but it’s more of a rust corrosion protection for metal and lubricant for moving parts I’d say. Similar to a white lithium grease or dry lube. I still use Aerospace 303 UV Protectant on my seals and any thing I want to protect from the sun. My tires, dash, plastic, seal on my vehicles and RV 👍🏼
You know it! Trash that WD-40 crap…only thing I use WD-40 for is to clean bugs off my car lol, because it’s cheap. Anything in the past you might of used WD-40 on you can use Boeshield on. It won’t attract dust and dirt either like WD-40 since it’s a dry lube. Plus Boeshield not only great for lubricating everything it is also a rust and corrosion protectant. Which is great for all metal. If you go to Boeshield’s website they breakdown all the places you can use it. boeshield.com/why-boeshield-2/
Funny, bought all that stuff from previous vid. Will use up and check out Boeshield. One question, I have sat for 5 months and cleaned my hitch, um, "jack" back to chrome. Should I lube it? I cant find anything on it. Its the part (pole?) that retracts up into the housing.
Hahaha sorry about that but yeah the maintenance video is a few years old. Are you talking about the legs/jacks on your RV? If so Is it electric or hydraulic ?
Here’s a link to their website and all of its uses or you could contact them. I don’t want to steer you wrong not knowing exactly the use your asking about….but I will say more than likely it would work fine. 👍🏼
Good deal. Can’t complain at all. I was just talking to one of my chief engineers on the tugboats I work on today and he was telling me how much he loves the stuff too. Uses it for all his marine applications.
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I've used T9 for a while now and it really is a great product. I'd suggest everyone use this on their RV.
Definitely. I didn’t realize it but I work with some engineers out here on my tugs who have 30+ years experience and the swear by the stuff for out here as well as home use.
When we sold our rig to a neighbor I kept back all of our T-9 cans. Haven’t had to use em at home yet but I loved them so much on the road, I refused to part with em.
👍❤️👏
Haha nice. I would of kept them too! I guess they are great for home use too, squeaky doors or what not.
I have started using T-9 just a few months ago and have been very happy so far. I can see now that I may need to start using it in more places.
Yeah I have engineers out here on my tugboats with 40+ years experience and they swear by it out here & for their home use as well.
I have used Boeshield T-9 on my table saw top. Cast iron table saw tops are prone to surface rust almost overnight since they are bare metal. I found T-9 applied to the table saw top surface eliminated rust and kept the table saw pristine. Great product.
👍🏻 Yes sir
We find out about so many great products through your channel. We’re going to try it out. Thanks!
Haha it’s good stuff. I have engineers out on my tug boats with 40+ years experience who swear by Boeshield T-9!
I use these products in my woodworking shop on my tablesaw, bandsaw, etc....
Love the product!
Right on! Good stuff uh!
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Thanks for sharing, I ordered the product and will start using it. Much easier to use one product for these different applications. And thanks for these great videos, we've owned 3 trailers over the past 15 years and I still learned so much from you. Keep up the great work, Blessings from the North (Canada).
Thanks I appreciate it! It’s pretty good stuff, some engineers with 40 years experience I work with on my tugboats swear by the stuff 👍🏼
Always good info.
Appreciate it as always 👍🏼
Good information
I think this would work great on the garage door roll up springs
I’m sure. Works great in all moving parts!
Can anyone tell me if this would be good to use as a slide out rubber seal conditioner?
No it’s not. It’s safe for rubber if it gets on it but has no actual benefit for a slide out seal. I use Aerospace 303 UV protectant on my seals.
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@@WhyWait Thank you, sir.
Can you spray it on a small rusty area to prevent more corrosion?
@@trevorthomas1030 no rust doesn’t work like that. If it’s already rusty the rust has to be removed either try Boeshield’s rust remover or for serious rust it needs to be grinded or chipped off. Cleaned, then treat the area. Here’s a link
amzn.to/4dGldYt
@WhyWait , Well then I'll just use WD40. Not gonna hurt the paint of my car.
Thanks, while watching this video I ordered some on amazon. I want to spray the frame of my land cruiser. I wonder if this would be good for guns?
Yup. I’ll send you two links. One from the company. The other is a good forum where guys discuss when and how they’ve been using it on there guns. I use it on mine.
www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/boeshield-t-9-in-rifle-chamber-and-bore.381039/
Here’s the other..
boeshield.com/general-use/
My slide windows are squeaking. I’m not sure if it’s because we are 40 yards from the ocean, but can I put T9 in the tracks? I wanted to check before I ruin something. Thanks
Totally. That won’t hurt anything at all. It will most likely make them quiet and smooth as can be. 👍🏼
Love your vids/content! Been watching ya foe bout a year now. What do you think about using it on slide seals and seals overall? Bought the product and want to use to to the full advantage. Thanks for your hard and excellent work to help out all us fellow RV'ers!
Nice, I appreciate that! I know the product is safe for rubber but it’s more of a rust corrosion protection for metal and lubricant for moving parts I’d say. Similar to a white lithium grease or dry lube. I still use Aerospace 303 UV Protectant on my seals and any thing I want to protect from the sun. My tires, dash, plastic, seal on my vehicles and RV 👍🏼
Hey my patriot brother, is it ok to put boeshield on my pullrite rails? They tell you to put wd-40, I really don’t care for that product
You know it! Trash that WD-40 crap…only thing I use WD-40 for is to clean bugs off my car lol, because it’s cheap. Anything in the past you might of used WD-40 on you can use Boeshield on. It won’t attract dust and dirt either like WD-40 since it’s a dry lube. Plus Boeshield not only great for lubricating everything it is also a rust and corrosion protectant. Which is great for all metal. If you go to Boeshield’s website they breakdown all the places you can use it.
boeshield.com/why-boeshield-2/
Funny, bought all that stuff from previous vid. Will use up and check out Boeshield. One question, I have sat for 5 months and cleaned my hitch, um, "jack" back to chrome. Should I lube it? I cant find anything on it. Its the part (pole?) that retracts up into the housing.
Hahaha sorry about that but yeah the maintenance video is a few years old.
Are you talking about the legs/jacks on your RV? If so Is it electric or hydraulic ?
@@WhyWaitI have a need for white lithium grease for a hi lo camper hydraulic that raises the camper. Could this work?
@@mycharmedunicorn8715 sure will 👍🏼👍🏼
Love this stuff
Right! Can’t beat it. Thanks for watching 👍🏼
Does this work in ball bearings?
Here’s a link to their website and all of its uses or you could contact them. I don’t want to steer you wrong not knowing exactly the use your asking about….but I will say more than likely it would work fine. 👍🏼
boeshield.com/general-use/
I just watched your video and purchased both T-9 products. How is it holding up?
Good deal. Can’t complain at all. I was just talking to one of my chief engineers on the tugboats I work on today and he was telling me how much he loves the stuff too. Uses it for all his marine applications.
Great info as usual.
Appreciate it. Lots of engineers on my tugboats really swear by this stuff too.
@@WhyWait can't fool tug crews.