Lanolin Marine & Chassis Liquid

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Something like a diff cover for example and you can't start chapping with a screwdriver or in around subframe were you cant get tools in properly. Unlike a lot of other lanolin products we want ours to have no petroleum base added (works as a softener) so we use a widely grown seed oil. This means that LanoShield uses 100% renewable resources.

For commercial use e.g. lathes, chain, farm machinery, aquaculture etc. our tip is to use a little as it goes a long way. Brushing is one method but others include:

Water and Moisture Repellent: One of the key advantages of lanolin-based grease is its ability to repel water and moisture. It forms a hydrophobic barrier on the metal surface, preventing water from reaching the metal and causing rust. This is particularly important for vehicles that are regularly exposed to rain, snow, or wet conditions. First let’s take a look at why Lanoguard works. It’s produced by us in the UK from a lanolin (wool-grease) base. Lanolin gives our products some unique properties which make them ideal for waterproofing (it’s got to keep the sheep dry after all!) and also allows them to work on already rusted/rusting surfaces without a prepared keyed surface.

The stand will also have Epropulsion the market leaders in Electric inboard and outboard solutions including the new I series inboards. I power hose it and wire brush it first but if its heavily scaled I think the waxoyl doesn't penetrate into it. The harsh and chemical nature of these products means that they are also much more likely to have flammable properties and aren’t a sustainable, eco-friendly fit for the environment they’re applied in. They tend to be messier to work with, result in overspray in areas you don't want it (perhaps even on your own driveway or equipment etc.) and can sometimes require a lot more PPE and application tools and equipment if they are airborne or considered toxic or hazardous.

Grease:

Our research identified products from the USA and also Australia and New Zealand. However, these products all combined the lanolin with a base of naphtha which is a refined petroleum product. Given that the lanolin is naturally occurring, we wanted the final product to be 100% sustainable and from renewable resources and so existing products did not meet our requirement.