Calling all Bluecreeper fans!

[Jeff]

Tamiam and I are currently in the middle of an entire overhaul of the Bluecreeper website. The site now has a brand new look as well as the ability for you to review and recommend the products that you love.  Because the site is new (and not quite finished) there are not any reviews. How about all of you folks that know what a great product this is, go over and give us some reviews to help populate that area of the website?

To leave a review, just register for an account on the site. If you have an old account there, simply login to that as the old accounts have carried over.  Then, browse to the product, be it a precision oiler, or a value pack, or the gallon size, or what ever, and find the review button. There is no additional purchase necessary to review. (But feel free to order some more!) We have refined the shipping this week and now for the 1 oz precision oilers, you can order up to 8 in the order and have it shipped anywhere in the U.S. for a flat rate of $5.85!

I've been working with this product since the beginning when Mike P of the forum invented it, and I helped him build the first website for what was then know as Rust Reaper.  I just know that some day, the right person in the right position is going to try this product and have the ability to send it over the top. It is simply better than any other product in its field and it deserves to go big.   Please help with the reviews, and in the very near future I'm going to try my best to start a facebook share campaign with my friends and everyone I can find to try and get the word out about Bluecreeper. Those of us that do know about it, know, that everyone needs to have some, just like a screwdriver, pliars or a hammer, it is simply a tool you should not be without.

[sandhills]

Sorry, I couldn't figure out how to leave a testimonial but I will say the biggest issue they're gonna have is their slogan on the bottle is right, a little does a lot!  Might want to dilute it or something  :D, just kidding, I won a gift package here and it is good stuff, stays in my truck all the time and use it on all my rusty old worn out machinery (which is a LOT). 

[Jeff]

register for an account in the top right corner. Then login, pick a product from this page, http://bluecreeper.com/Category/bluecreeper and click the review button.

[sandhills]

Thanks Jeff

[beenthere]

it is good stuff, stays in my truck all the time and use it on all my rusty old worn out machinery (which is a LOT).

I have a bottle on my inside shop bench, one in the garage on my tool cabinet, one in the great room for the big quilting machine, one in my SUV, and one in my shop/shed.
I've given bottles to my Stihl dealer, my welder/fabricator, my car mechanic, my close friends, and all my kids. As well, to a gun collector who used plenty to get an old gun collection in working order after setting for 10+ years. A drop or two made many a gun workable and thus much more valuable. 
Come to think of it, I might use Bluecreeper more than I use my pocket knife. ;D
Maybe should have a belt holster to carry a bottle so I'd just need one bottle. ;)

With the one-time shipping, I'll be stocking up for more to pass out.

[Jeff]

okay, 81 topic views already and not a review yet. Come on you guys!

[thecfarm]

I'm all ready there!!! Ray from ME!!!!

[Jeff]

Ray, you are, sorta, but not what I need. You are looking at the old testimonial page, not the product reviews. I'm hoping you will go review the product using the review function. This will eventually replace the testimonial page, as the reviews are going to become the testimonials.

[Compensation]

It would be unfair for me to review without trying it, so I tried to order a 16oz spray bottle and combo pack but there wasn't any way for payment. Do the have to call you to get payment info or is it just because I used my cell phone?

[Jeff]

hmmm....

Let me check it out

[Jeff]

You can order now, but I'm thinking you might want to wait until I check out the shipping further for the rest of the products.  The one ounce oiler is ready to go though.    Unless you are doing some heavy duty stuff, not sure why you would need the sprayer.

[thecfarm]

@Jeff,is that,what did bluecreeper do for you today? If so.I'm in!!!

[Jeff]

No, like I said, this is all new. If you did not do it since I asked in the beginning of this topic, you can't be in.

[dgdrls]

I posted a review,  I hope.

Thanks for the opportunity.


DGDrls

[beenthere]

Then, browse to the product, be it a precision oiler, or a value pack, or the gallon size, or what ever, and find the review button.

I found it... but not quickly.. ;)  But then, I'm slow.

I could login successfully, but my shopping cart shows empty. ?? 
Nor any info in the "account overview".

Ordered 5 1-oz oilers. Also couldn't pay online. Couple choices about calling or being called. Just FYI.

[Jeff]

The real time shipping is working for the other products now. Problem was that when the database software was updated to the new software, the encrypted password to connect to UPS did not copy over.  Its still pricy. :-\

So order away!

Also, the new reviews that are added won't show up until Tamiam goes in and approves them. That's not in my job description. ;D

[thecfarm]

There!!! Put in 2 reviews.

[Jeff]

Yes you did, now, do you know want to know what I really think?
[spoiler]HURRAY FOR RAY!smiley_bouncing_pinky smiley_blue_bounce smiley_clapping [/spoiler]

[thecfarm]

[spoiler] well,how about that!!!!      ;D    [/spoiler]

[scsmith42]

Review provided.

[Tam-i-am]

Thanks for the product reviews and testimonials!  I have updated all the necessary pages for you to see your submissions.

Would love to get a review of each product. ;)

Tammy

[Tam-i-am]

Maybe should have a belt holster to carry a bottle  ;)

I'm liking that idea!

[Compensation]

OK, I will redo my order when I get back in the house. I honestly don't know why I need 26 ounces but why not, it keeps the economy flowing I guess. I could spray down the tracks of my lt10 with the spray bottle. So what's this stuff like? Wish I could have tried it before I cut the ball off my gooseneck.

[beenthere]

Blue creeper is great stuff, but I don't have, or have yet to discover, any applications where I would spray it on.
The needle tip 1 oz bottles last a long time and usually just a drop or two penetrates and/or lubes what is needed.

Maybe some will show where spraying an area works good...

[Compensation]

Beenthere, do you just use it like you would zoomspout, 3in1, and Lucas? I would like to see the penetrating ability of it on projects I spray pb blaster with.

[beenthere]

For getting things loose that are rusted or tight, I use Bluecreeper in place of Kroil. That was my go-to penetrating oil for many years. Used gallons of it.

For lubing things I use it in place of a very fine oil (never thought 3in1 was a fine oil, as it would make things stick together after a short time). WD-40 I use more as a cleaner, but it will help things slip better too. Not as well as the Bluecreeper.

PB Blaster, to me, is just for cleaning off grease, etc. or killing bees. Never have been much of a fan for PB.

No experience or have ever heard of zoomspout or Lucas (except Lucas racing teams).

I'm confident you will be amazed as so many others are, after you give the Bluecreeper a shot.

As an aside, I was impressed with its abilities before I ended up with my fathers 1964 JD 110 lawn tractor that my younger brother has stored outside in AR. He asked me if I would restore it. I said yes, and when I got it I couldn't believe how bad and rusted it turned out to be. I proceeded to take it completely apart. After twisting off two bolts, I picked up Bluecreeper and put a drop or two on those that remained. One behind the nut and one on the threads of the bolt in the nut. Within 2 hours, or the next day, a wrench turned them right off. Not even a squeak.

The time I gave a bottle to my Stihl dealer, and he reported back how it was loosening up the small screws on the carburetors that sometimes gave him fits. This summer I stopped by and he was working on his 30+ yr old haybine that had blown a bearing and he was using heat and a wheel puller to try to remove a sprocket from an inch and half shaft. It wouldn't budge, and he said he had some good licks with a maul and it wouldn't move. I asked if he'd tried the Bluecreeper. He said he hadn't thought about it, but would. Next day it was off. Said he put some in the set screw hole and the next day the wheel puller slipped it right off.

It just flat out works.

[POSTON WIDEHEAD]

or killing bees.

:D :D :D

[Compensation]

Hahaha killing bees! I guess I will give that a try and save my Carb cleaner and roman candles. Well it sounds like I might end up with a refill bottle shaped like a spray bottle. About to order.

[thecfarm]

I like the value pack. At this time,I would not use the spray bottle. But I don't need to cover a wide area either. I just need to loosen a bolt,nut. Or remove the handle out of a plastic rake.  ;D    That needle point works great. It goes where you want,not 2-3 inches around the area,like the cans of WD 40.

[martyinmi]

PB Blaster, to me, is just for cleaning off grease, etc. or killing bees. Never have been much of a fan for PB.

I'm with ya on PB Blaster. That stuff is useless as far as I'm concerned. We haven't used it on the farm in 7 or 8 years now. It is one of those products that gives me a headache almost the instant I smell it.

[Jeff]

This topic has been kinda like the request to members topic where I was asking for a little block. One of the most viewed and posted on topics on the forum but it took 8 years to full a 3' by 12' area even though we have almost 20 thousand members.  So far this topic has three pages of replies and going on 400 views, yet we only have 4 reviews. Its not like you have to go to the wood shop and make a one inch thick square block and mail it somewhere this time. In fact, you never have to leave your seat for this request.

[boscojmb]

Hi,
I just tried to order some Bluecreeper. The shopping cart does not let me enter a shipping address. It can not be shipped to the billing address of my credit card. You may also want to run spell check on "Distributers" (link next to Home).  ;D
Thanks,
John

[Jeff]

Hi,
I just tried to order some Bluecreeper. The shopping cart does not let me enter a shipping address.  ;D
Thanks,
John

Sure it does. As soon as you fill out your address, and your bulling address, on the next screen you will see
a link that that says "Deliver to a different address", then it gives you the ability to add a different shipping address. 
Perhaps you were blinded by the typo... ;)

[thecfarm]

Come on guys review!!!!!! We all need help promoting our business. Be it a sawmill,logging,lumber or whatever you have.Help out a small company.  ;D
Who knows,you might even get a brownie.  :D

[timberlinetree]

Though this stuff was for blue mold on pine but now that I know what it is I'll get some. Marcia will have to order it for me since I don't know how to. Is it sold in stores?

[thecfarm]

Click onto the Bluecreeper logo back on page one. There is a list of distributors on the top. There are 2 in MA and some in NH.

[sandhills]

Sorry Jeff, used your instructions but still couldn't post it, I'll have my (much smarter than me) daughter show me how to do it tonight.

[Jeff]

I don't see any account for you. You have to create an account to login and do a review. It costs nothing to create an account.

[Tam-i-am]

check out the video ElectricAl made.

He certainly uses it on all kinds of things!

http://youtu.be/MYIRk-hDe9Y

[boscojmb]

Sure it does. As soon as you fill out your address, and your bulling address, on the next screen you will see
a link that that says "Deliver to a different address", then it gives you the ability to add a different shipping address. 
Perhaps you were blinded by the typo... ;)

Got it ordered.
Thanks,

[Bibbyman]

check out the video ElectricAl made.

He certainly uses it on all kinds of things!

http://youtu.be/MYIRk-hDe9Y

He missed a spot.

I found out way back when Rust Reaper came out that it worked good on the blade wheel cover bolts and nuts.  I was using ATF but found I had to wire brush the threads and reapply about every month.   With BlueCreeper,  the nuts would spin free from 6 months to a year.  Another drop and they're good for another 6 months to year.

[trapper]

Would it work on the felt of the rail wipers on the mill instead of ATF?
Also would it damage the plastic cover of my hoophouse if I use it on the zipper?

[thecfarm]

This is what they told me, 
Bluecreeper is great for plastic parts too as it doesn't harm plastics.
Here's the thread on it.
https://forestryforum.com/board/index.php/topic,75556.0.html

[Magicman]

Would it work on the felt of the rail wipers on the mill instead of ATF? 

It would be much too expensive to use it for that. (at least for me)   ;D

[Tam-i-am]

Thanks for all the input!  Now I have bunch of new reviews and testimonials for the website and ideas to share on Facebook.

[Bibbyman]

I can report another Bluecreeper success story. 

I have a Marlin 1894 rifle that is over 100 years old. It's been in my gun safe for over 20.  I recently had time to get it out and shoot it.  When I went to clean it,  I came to the conclusion the gun had never been taken completely apart.  All screws broke loose easy enough but one.  I have good gunsmith screwdrivers and used as much pressure as I thought wise but that screw wouldn't budge.  Rather than risk "buggering" up the screw or worse yet, breaking it off,  I soaked the screw any place I could with Bluecreeper.   I worked around the part I couldn't get out and reassembled the gun.  I put it back in the safe.  I got it out yesterday and took it apart again.  Again with the right screwdriver,  I used firm force and the screw broke loose with no damage.   

For someone who appreciates old guns, a buggered up screw is a real distraction.   Broken parts are hard to replace.

[Andy White]

Plane Rebuild
Last week, I acquired three Type 16 Stanley, Bailey planes from my sister. The #4 and the #6 are really rough. I just finished refurbishing the #5, and it works like a new one. The next is the #6. During disassembly, I twisted a frog retaining screw off about 1/4" above the sole boss. Had no Blue Creeper, so today I ordered a value pack. I will put it to the ultimate test when it arrives. If it does as good as claimed, I will have that one up and cutting in no time! I will post the results and pictures of it in action.       Andy

[boscojmb]

Great service 8)
I ordered it over the long weekend. I had a tracking number before noon on Tuesday and had bottles of Bluecreeper sitting on my desk Wednesday morning.
I'm going to give it a try this weekend.
Can't get any faster service than that.  ;D

[Andy White]

After last week,s plane restoration, I had two screws on a #6 Stanley, one broken off in the sole plate, and one frozen for the frog adjustment. Another fishing sinker if I can't get them out. My Blue Creeper value pack was in the mailbox Thursday, so here's to a good trial!! A few drops at lunch, and an hour later, fingers only, I backed the screw out of the sole plate!! The adjuster screw just took a slight turn of a screwdriver, and back in business!!!


  

  

 

This stuff is incredible!! I looked at the label, and it said "get stuff moving" so here goes another trial! I just reassembled my new dovetailing vice, and the acme screws were dry and tight on the handwheels. A few drops, and now the wheels will spin from open to close with one spin!  Smooth it is.


  

 


 
So to sum it up, I think Blue Creeper does everything it says, and then some. It will be "Top Shelf" in my shop from now on!! 8) 8) 8) 8)   Thanks Logrite!        Andy

[beenthere]

Hard to beat that testimony.
But is what I would expect from the bluecreeper from what I've seen it do.

[Magicman]

I have a bottle in the side panel on the rear door on the truck so it travels with me.  I didn't even have to pack it.   ;D

[goose63]

My Blue Creeper value pack came a few days ago.
I took a small bottle to the young man that just bought the nappa auto parts store here he is going to try it on some old junk sitting in the trees if it works that good he is going to contact Log rite and see if he can become a dealer.
I told him it WORKS

[Chuck White]

I bought a bottle from Jeff at Boonville and have used it a few times!

It really does loosen things up!   

[Ron Scott]

The tailgate latch on my 2006 Toyota Tacoma pickup quit working and the tailgate would not close. I thought that the mechanism had broken. I took the panel off and the latch was rusted up from being in so much water and mud. I gave the latch mechanism a few squirts of Bluecreeper and it started working. The tailgate now opens and closes like new again.

[Tam-i-am]

Sorry I missed all these great testimonials.  I'm back on it now and will get them posted in/on all of our stuff!

Forestry Forum members are the BEST!

Tammy

[timberlinetree]

Got ours at the tree show in Hartford Ct!

 

[Chuck White]

I found another use for Blue Creeper a couple weeks ago.

While setting a few blades, I had problems with the plunger on my dial indicator sticking.

I pushed the plunger in/out several times to no avail, then I remembered the Blue Creeper in the cabinet, and I put a drop on the plunger and pushed it in, then while it was in I put a drop on the other end and moved it in and out several times again.

Worked perfectly, no sticking!   8)

[limbwood]

Could they make it so you could pay with paypal?

[FayettesFinest]

After reading all the stuff in this thread alone, I'm going to invest in some of this. I've always used PB Blaster because it was always in the shop but have never been impressed by it. I was just recently introduced to Kroil and have had nothing bad to say about it. It worked awesome while re-bushing some of the suspension on my girlfriends Dodge Dakota. If this stuff is on par, or a step above Kroil, I'm all about it. I play with old Ford pickups and I'm in PA, the capital of the "Rust Belt" so I'm excited to try this stuff out!

[Jeff]

Could they make it so you could pay with paypal?

@limbwood you are now able to get some Bluecreeper via paypal.