Boeshield 3-Part Tool Care Kits and Lubricant

I had a roof leak into the shop. Unfortunately, it leaked all over my band saw, and subsequently rusted the table. Got a bad case of the rusties all over it. Used this product (and definitely use it in a well ventilated area! make sure the doors are open and a fan is going, and wear vinyl or latex gloves!) as directed... spray on, let sit 30-60 seconds and then go to town with steel wool. 15 minutes later, my band saw table was rust free. I treated it with the T-9 after {I've been using that for years - works great!} and hopefully I'll have a nice clean surface for years to come. Disappointed that it only comes as a set, though, as I already had a big can of the T-9. But now that I have the blade and bit cleaner, I think there's a saw or two that was passed down to me from my grandfather that is going to get cleaned up as well.

Recently purchased a used Ridgid TS3650 that had a reasonable amount of rust on the cast iron top. Used the Rust Free per instructions - including a well ventilated area - let it sit for 30-60 seconds and wiped the rust off with a soft rag. On some of the tougher spots I used the Rust Free and some steel wool, but this stuff is amazing!

Recommended by a friend. Product works great and cleans up those old blades!

This is the second can of Boeshield T9 I have used. I bought a 12 oz. can about a year ago and it lost its pressure while it was still nearly full. So I am glad Rockler sells a 4 oz can now! T9 is an excellent product otherwise. I'd much rather have any product in a spray bottle than an aerosol can.

I recently bought a used 8-year-old JET cabinet saw that I found on Craig's list. The cast iron surfaces of the saw were in fabulous shape - like new. When I commented about them to the previous owner he immediately turned around and produced his can of T9 and explained how he used it to maintain the surfaces through the years. Needless to say, I bought my own can and have continued the regimen to this day.