Would it work for Badly Rusted License Plates Bolts/Screws?
1293952
No. For that, there are products such as naval jelly and others that convert the rust to a stable material. The threads themselves can be wirebrushed and some grease applied.
1457132
I believe the hanger bar is chrome plated steel, so as long as the plating remains intact it should be ok. Possibly some minor surface rust over time. Use stainless screws when mounting too.
1861535
I just tried to use them to remove some 1/4-20 stainless flat head screws that were corroded into a piece of aluminum. The #2 tool, which is spec'd for 1/4" fasteners, broke with very little effort. Since the heads were big enough, I then tried to use the #4 tool, which is supposedly strong enough to remove 3/8" fasteners, and it broke too. I don't expect miracles from these tools but I do expect that they would strip the fastener head before breaking themselves. I consider this a design flaw and would not recommend them for really tough jobs.
238051
I know of guys in the field who do use this on lead bends. They say you just have to be careful tightening the bolts. So, technically, "no," but field experience says "yes." I used one of these on a cast flange in a slab house...the old flange snapped right off at the floor. I marked the screw holes, drilled with carbide bit, and used plastic anchors and #12 stainless screws. It worked wonderfully and is a permanent fix.
1042893
Works well on solid brass. Be careful with brass plated items due to the thinness of plating.
778604
Yes it works well. You just have to sand off the chunks of rust first then spray this on. I used it for the bottom of my car.
658512
I used it to get the rust out of my Harley Davidson gas tank so it should work on the rack, but you have to soak them over night.
1466901
This is designed for "lighter" electronics such as the knobs (potentiometers or "pots") inside guitars and electrical amps. Removing the light amount of rust and oxidation from those types of electronics is different from the heavier oxidation on a 7-way trailer plug. I would remove the road grime and heavy corrosion with a wire brush before spending $20 on this.
1583565
I doubt it would be strong enough for that. Handles screws well but bolts might require too much torque imo.
1960915
If a heat gun can do it, this one can. It will depend on the size of the bolt, and if it's really held on by corrosion, not the Loctite......
1156335
I would drill it out. You have 16 mm to work with. If the screw was rusty it would be hard.
2280885
It is good for plastic bumpers. For metal I would recommend a stronger drill bit.
690286
I would think yes because it is a solid yellow color. Theyn sure work great on other plates though, Just follow the directions.
1357964
May not, really made for smaller licence plates (motorcycle). The bolts are fine thread and they use locking nuts to secure it. I believe your truck uses a thicker and coarser threaded bolt or screw. Try it, if they dont fit, return them. Amazon seems to be good with refunds.
164450
I use it on a no name tripod mounting plate and it works fine. It comes with a couple washers to help with that.
2231831
its powder coated metal so it should be fine. i would however take all the attachment hardware to a local hardware store and get same size bolts screws etc in STAINLES STEEL as it wont rust like the zinc ones the kit cxomes with. good luck
1011749
No. This product is for removing oil, grease, brake fluid and other contaminates. For rust you will need to use an abrasive product like the OTC-8342.