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I've never heard of it.

That said, I looked for it on Amazon. Not currently available. What I found interesting is that it got 4.3 out of 5 stars....with ONLY 3 people rating it! Kroil, on the other hand, has 4.9 out of 5 stars with 2,403 ratings. Superzilla doesn't seem to impress Amazon buyers.
 
Ultimate penetrating oil
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Your post made me laugh. You're right about everything working great in commercials nowadays. But that was not always so. In the days of live television, everything, commercials included, was live. One exception was old movie runs. I remember watching John Cameron Swazie afix a Timex watch to the propellor of an outboard motor and then submerge it in a 55 gallon barrel of water, start the motor, run it up to full RPM and then shut it down. They retracted the outboard motor and the watch was missing. JCS did some fast talking to try to assure everyone that the watch would be OK and still running. To this day, they have not found that watch. (;>))
 
Maybe some anonymous entrepreneur on these forums took it upon themselves to start bottling acetone and ATF.
 
In my opinion, penetrating oil of any kind by itself is one of the most overrated products on the planet. Add heat and force, then it appears to work but you'd probably do just as well with the heat and force recipe.
 
By far, the best penetrating oil I've used is Kroil. I've used it for a long time, and haven't found anything that even comes close.
 
Your going to wind up experimenting with it to see what it does for you.
I have had some instances where it works better than Kroil and others where Kroil did better.
PB Blaster in most instances, not as effective.
Your going to have to play with it and see what you get.
I believe there is a small sentence in there somewhere that mentions a temperature factor also.
Hence another factor in the experimentation
 
You might find somebodies squirrel pea around here someplace. Though I just use old engine oil or some diesel fuel if it needs to soak in faster. If it really needs to come off now then I get the gas wrench out and use heat and persuasion and it comes off. Some times it twists off too. If it needs to be saved then more effort is used towards that direction.
 
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