Swarfega Duck Oil Spray Multi-Purpose Lubricant, Rust Protector, Releases Rusty Bolts, Light Degreaser, Silicone Free, 500ml Aerosol Spray

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Please note that details and specifications contained herein, are correct at the time of publishing. Gordon notes that it also has other beneficial qualities: His high-mileage 1952 Packard with noisy lifters was in such disrepair that it wasn't worth rebuilding, so he just put a pint of Marvel Mystery Oil in the gas tank and one in the crank case.

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