Description
AC-90 is the flagship multi-purpose lubricant from Action Can, and it has set the standard for the all-in-one category. This single can handles five jobs: lubricating moving parts, penetrating and releasing seized fasteners, displacing moisture, protecting against corrosion and cleaning surfaces. It first arrived on the DIY and industrial market in 1985 and remains a product people keep coming back to.
We find it useful around the garden, garage, workshop and home, whether you are freeing a rusted bolt, quieting a squeaky hinge or clearing damp induced faults from tools and equipment. It rapidly penetrates seized parts and fasteners, lubricates so mechanisms keep working smoothly, and displaces moisture to help stop faults caused by damp. It also cleans effectively, lifting greases, heavy oils and waxes from surfaces.
The formula does not contain silicone, which matters if you plan to paint, glue or coat a treated surface afterwards. It gives good corrosion protection too, leaving a film that helps guard metal parts against rust between uses. This 250ml aerosol can (aerosol spray in US terms) measures 52 x 52 x 200mm and weighs 267g, so it slots easily into a toolbox or drawer. Keep one to hand and it covers most of the small maintenance jobs that come up week to week, from bike chains to garden shears and workshop fittings.
Specification
| Size |
250ml |
| Dimensions |
52mm x 52mm x 200mm |
| Weight |
0.27KG |
Frequently Asked
Does AC-90 contain silicone?
No. AC-90 is silicone free, so it will not interfere if you need to paint, glue or coat a surface after treatment.
What jobs can I use it for?
It lubricates moving parts, penetrates and frees seized fasteners, displaces moisture, protects against corrosion and cleans off greases, heavy oils and waxes.
Where is it suitable to use?
It is made for tools, equipment and components around the garden, garage, workshop and home.
How big is the can?
This is a 250ml aerosol measuring 52 x 52 x 200mm and weighing 267g.
Will it help with damp related problems?
Yes. It displaces moisture and helps eliminate faults caused by damp, and leaves a film that guards against corrosion.