TopSaver A rust remover, surface sealant and lubricant for metal surfaces, TopSaver completely removes rust and corrosion from pores of metal surfaces. Because TopSaver reduces sliding friction, eliminates binding, repels moisture, and seals all types of metal surfaces it is machine surfaces of stationary tools, as well as hand tools such as planes and saws.

The waterless formula contains no silicone or oils so it will never stain wood or interfere with glues or finishes. Simply apply with the pump spray applicator and massage into the metal surface with the flexible abrasive pad to remove rust and corrosion. Wipe the surface clean with the disposable cloth, then reapply and buff. This conditioner will bond itself onto the metal surface creating a lubricous deep rich finish that will reduce friction and last for weeks or months, depending upon usage. TopSaver comes in an 8oz pump and the TopSaver kit that includes 8 oz. TopSaver, flexible abrasive pads, disposable cloths, and disposable gloves.

BladeSaver eliminates pitch and resin build-up from saw blades and router bits with incredible ease increasing accuracy, edge and product life. A water based product, BladeSaver contains cleaning agents that attack the acids contained in pitch and resin causing them to breakdown and release from the tooling surface. Simply apply to the desired area, allow a minute or two to soak in and then gently scrub the surface with a bristle brush. BladeSaver cleans steel, carbide and Teflon coated blades equally well.

Tool & Surface Cleaner Before using that new tool or preparing the surface of an old tool - clean it with Tool & Surface Cleaner first. A specialty blend of liquid cleaning solvents, Tool & Surface Cleaner cuts through protective petroleum type coatings like Cosmoline, grease or oil leaving the surface clean, free of any residue that affect your wood working projects. Once clean, a coating of TopSaver completes the tool preparation process.

Opticut-XL is a unique flouropolymer, water based liquid that enable all types of blades to cut wood materials more cleanly and with less friction. It actually increases the cutting accuracy and tool life by reducing friction and the associated heat buildup. Quite simply, your tools remain sharper and last longer because they don't have to work as hard.



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