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Deep Creep is a versatile penetrating oil and lubricant. There are three main ways to use it:

1. Loosening Rusted or Stuck Parts: Deep Creep quickly cuts through rust and corrosion, freeing stuck parts like as bolts, nuts, and hinges. Just spray it on a rusted part. If it doesn’t come loose, let it soak for a while. It’s great to have in the garage or shop.
2.  Lubricating Moving Parts: It serves as a long-lasting lubricant for gears, bushings, chains, hinges, rollers, slides, and other mechanical parts. Spray it on anywhere that needs lubrication.
3. Protecting Metal Surfaces: Deep Creep can be used to fog cylinder cavities before engine storage. You can find more info on that here: https://seafoamworks.com/how-to-fog-an-engine-for-storage/. You can also use it to clean and protect metal tools and parts.

Thanks for writing in, Alby. It depends on what you are trying to clean, but I’d use a good name brand dish soap (Dawn, Ajax or Palmolive) without any added fragrance. Apply the dish soap liberally to the affected area and scrub with a hard bristle brush. For clothing, after the affected area is clean, you can launder the garment as usual. Hope that helps and let me know if you have any more questions!

Thanks for the question! I’d recommend Sea Foam Deep Creep, which is a Sea Foam-inspired penetrating oil. It works great for any stuck parts! You can find it at your local auto parts store.

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Yes, Deep Creep is safe to use on chrome.