Gibbs Lubricant

[wolfthing2000]

I am sorry if I crossed the line with whatever rule here. I will honor those who have ordered and get the heck off the subject. I am truly sorry to all that I introduced this product in this manner.

[wolfthing2000]

The treatment I have recieved here by administration, after sacrificing time and money to intro a product to the board , has made me decide to get the heck off of here and go to the garage and spend my valuable minutes of life on my truck and not this board.
What a slam!!!

Good bye all!

[VetteVet]

Rather than take the low road here wouldn't it be better to just subscribe and then continue to sell your product. Surely you can see the reasoning for the rule. Maybe I am missing something, if so I apologize. Think it over you have contributed to this board before and should continue to do so.

[wolfthing2000]

Vette, Believe me I see your point and want to follow suit. I did nothing different than the hammer dude did with his offer. I got 4 infractions and a warning about this before I even turned my computer on, and the administrator wiped out all of the good info and knowledge that I posted to HELP YOU GUYS OUT!

Ya just don't get it do ya?

A guy trys to help out friends .,

I guess you were friends, we talked and walked the same !!!

What the heck is wrong here???????

I sacrificed my garage time and money to ship the stuff and I get my hands slapped???? would not a little PM way back in the beginning, to point out that this may be crossing the line, have been the better thing to do??

Was it because the hammers were "cool" that the hammer thread was allowed????

COME ON MODERATORS!!!!!! Open your eyes, please.

[Brad]

Dave, while I don't suggest you leave the board like that, I do have to question how the hammer guy can get away with being pink and selling hammers and you can't sell lube???? Perhaps a board admin can inform me of it. I don't have dog in the fight, but strikes me as a double standard!

[Boise69]

pink? i havent been pink since the first week. my efforts were just that, giving back as i did when i turned blue. youre not speaking about me, i threw one post out there to say hello. it turned into many, and i responded. My hands make those hammers, i wanted to extend them.

again, i appreciate the forum.

[Liz]

eyes wide open, mouth stayin shut on this one.. I replied to your email as well

[Josh]

Double standard? Boise was informed of the rules, and subscribed to continue doing what he was doing. I don't see how that is a double standard? However calling an admin someone who does not represent the rules fairly to all and of having double standards after they work several hours a night not even able to read/enjoy the forums just making sure everything runs smoothly tends to make them a bit irked.

Wolfthign is not a subscriber, nor supporter of any kind. Rules are rules he started selling products without permission and got infraction for it. Simple as that, he however seems to think the world is out to get him even tho he broke the rules and openly admitted it in one of his edited posts.

Josh

[wolfthing2000]

Just thought it would be appropriate to say that all of the samples have been shipped. Enjoy.

[Boise69]

Originally Posted by wolfthing2000

Just thought it would be appropriate to say that all of the samples have been shipped. Enjoy.

Hey thanks my friend, looking forward to it, thanks again for your offer.

[wolfthing2000]

You are all very welcome!!

[meathead95]

I appreciate it very much. I cant wait to try it out.

[wolfthing2000]

Anyone try it out yet?? Whatcha think???

[Rick Mills]

Hmmmm. Looks like I need to invest in some of this stuff. I always got something that isn't shinny... or stuck. And by the positive reinforcement by wolfthing, this stuff must be really good. Guess I'll buy a case or two.

[wolfthing2000]

Rick Mills,
Don't just take my word for it, although I appreciate the honor and respect, I would try it for ourself.


Any one else got to try it???

[Boise69]

hey Wolfy I received my gibbs today, i have some rusted bolt soaking in it overnight i'll see how we did tomorrow, thanks again for the inexpesive offer.

[Brad]

Got mine, but haven't had the oppurtunity to use it yet. Thanks

[wolfthing2000]

ttt,

any other experiences with it??

Clean glass with it, it works like Rain x!!

[wolfthing2000]

Hey Boise, any conclusions???

[dave666693]

used it today to clean rusted fuse block. Put some on, hit it with a brush and it was fine. So far so good. Thank Wolf

[Boise69]

Originally Posted by wolfthing2000

Hey Boise, any conclusions???

nice stuff, had to replace the exhaust, all clamps were rusted, the gibbs got them loose. sat night i ran around my entire shop and sprayed it on locks and hinges. I like it. thanks again.

[wolfthing2000]

Glad to hear it Boise. I was able to remove every last fastener from the front clip of my 68 that had never been apart. There was rust through at both rear corners of the fenders and at the front pillars. Every fastener came loose. Worked real well when the door hinge bolts started to squeak and squal . The door lock mechanism and window regulator screws were also no sweat.
I have an old Willys Jeep that I am continualy painting over the reddish brown rust on the leaf springs with black paint and eventualy they look like the rust is everywhere all over again. The same thing on the tow bar and front bumper and safety chains. ( I use the Jeep as intended so paint doesn't last very long on the heavy metal parts) I finaly looked at it last summer, got the Gibbs can out and sprayed down the springs, bumper and tow bar and left it wet. The Jeep sets by the garage and the road out front is dirt. The dust rolls in the summer time and I thought this is the test for the "will not collect dust" claim. Even though the body and top were dusted thouroughly and got more on a daily basis, the parts sprayed down with Gibbs had dried, were not sticky, turned the rust an exceptable chassis black color, and it did NOT collect any dust.

Good stuff.

I would like to put this up somehow as a vendor on the board....................but I need Josh to okay that and let me know how to do that so it would be acceptable.

[HuggerCST]

Originally Posted by wolfthing2000

Glad to hear it Boise. I was able to remove every last fastener from the front clip of my 68 that had never been apart. There was rust through at both rear corners of the fenders and at the front pillars. Every fastener came loose. Worked real well when the door hinge bolts started to squeak and squal . The door lock mechanism and window regulator screws were also no sweat.
I have an old Willys Jeep that I am continualy painting over the reddish brown rust on the leaf springs with black paint and eventualy they look like the rust is everywhere all over again. The same thing on the tow bar and front bumper and safety chains. ( I use the Jeep as intended so paint doesn't last very long on the heavy metal parts) I finaly looked at it last summer, got the Gibbs can out and sprayed down the springs, bumper and tow bar and left it wet. The Jeep sets by the garage and the road out front is dirt. The dust rolls in the summer time and I thought this is the test for the "will not collect dust" claim. Even though the body and top were dusted thouroughly and got more on a daily basis, the parts sprayed down with Gibbs had dried, were not sticky, turned the rust an exceptable chassis black color, and it did NOT collect any dust.

Good stuff.

I would like to put this up somehow as a vendor on the board....................but I need Josh to okay that and let me know how to do that so it would be acceptable.

Not a problem wolthing. All the info that you should need is located here.> http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/payments.php We would be glad to have you as a vendor!

[BOSS]

Post locked down if you want to go farther with this you can send me a PM as josh is out of town for a few days.He has some life issues in the last few months and cant allways be here but if i can help just let me know but as far as this post i think it has ran its course.....