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Clayton Hufford · May 27, 2001, 06:44 PM

Just noticed that Break-Free was sold to Duracell Corp. The contact info. I posted was from 1998/1999.
Break-Free LP actually fares worse than CLP in the Falex lubricant wear tests. It is now called Greased Lightning, and is available from the link I posted for CLP.
One great thing about Break-Free is they don't feed you full of **** making false claims. They are very open as a company, most of the execs back in '98 were shooters, and they had no problem sending me a boxful of test data.
Break-Free also has excellent quality control, due to the numerous foreign and domestic government contracts.
I have a can of Break-Free CLP from 1989, and it smells and performs the same as a can I purchased a few months ago.

May 27, 2001, 06:44 PM	#88
Clayton Hufford Member Join Date: December 10, 2000 Location: Arkansas Posts: 92	Just noticed that Break-Free was sold to Duracell Corp. The contact info. I posted was from 1998/1999. Break-Free LP actually fares worse than CLP in the Falex lubricant wear tests. It is now called Greased Lightning, and is available from the link I posted for CLP. One great thing about Break-Free is they don't feed you full of **** making false claims. They are very open as a company, most of the execs back in '98 were shooters, and they had no problem sending me a boxful of test data. Break-Free also has excellent quality control, due to the numerous foreign and domestic government contracts. I have a can of Break-Free CLP from 1989, and it smells and performs the same as a can I purchased a few months ago.