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Valvoline clear cut oil?

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Anyone used Valvoline clear cut oil? I just found it, coincidentally for sale at supercheap auto (an Australia automotive parts store) where i could get 30% off right now, so i ordered some.

Just wondering if anyone has any experience good bad or indifferent with it?

Cheers,
Trav
 
Anyone used Valvoline clear cut oil? I just found it, coincidentally for sale at supercheap auto (an Australia automotive parts store) where i could get 30% off right now, so i ordered some.

Just wondering if anyone has any experience good bad or indifferent with it?

Cheers,
Trav

Zero experience. "Valvoline", a very old-line branding - was only spun-off back out of Ashland oil about a year ago.

But I THINK it has a counterpart in another Tier One maker's line - Exxon/Mobil, probably one of the water-solubles in their Mobilcut family. Not all are water-miscible.

Looks right useful, regardless, what with the wide ratio for blending with water of anywhere from 5:1 to 30:1:

Clear Cut Oil | Valvoline
 
I looked at Thermites link and the Vavoline is indeed a soluable oil. Not sure if there is any relations ship between Vavoline and Exon/Mobil products, We do use Mobilmet 427 and it is a strait noncorrosive cutting oil that is almost as clear as water, the 427 is NOT a soluable oil but meant to be used strait.

All that said Vavoline is an old name reliable company, if they are putting this out I would expect it to be good.
 
Anyone used Valvoline clear cut oil? I just found it, coincidentally for sale at supercheap auto (an Australia automotive parts store) where i could get 30% off right now, so i ordered some.

Just wondering if anyone has any experience good bad or indifferent with it?

Cheers,
Trav

Let me know how it go's.

Been running MQL in my machine, it's ok but I have been thinking about going back to the flood and I have been looking for something to use which doesn't cost an arm and a leg.
 
Let me know how it go's.

Been running MQL in my machine, it's ok but I have been thinking about going back to the flood and I have been looking for something to use which doesn't cost an arm and a leg.
Will do. I used to use and love Rocol ultracut clear, but at more than double the price of this (and most other coolants around) I just can't justify it.

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No one wants it dry

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Well -this one is a manmade blend with synthetics, but still. Surprised it has to come all the way from a firm in Appalachia, USA and can still enter the Aus market at a decent price-point vs "the majors".

OTOH, from Big Bang onward, it has always been a seriously well-run company:

Ashland Inc. - Wikipedia.

I had been dithering over a Mobil product as lower-cost than a Trim that AlfaGTA has had really good experience with, will now go see if Valvoline have a "neat" cutting oil that saves me more-yet, "right here at home."

Thanks for the thread start on it.

I would never even have thought to look the Valvoline direction, otherwise. Chevron, maybe. but that's because I like the dividend checks!

:)
 
Will do. I used to use and love Rocol ultracut clear, but at more than double the price of this (and most other coolants around) I just can't justify it.

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I was in the same boat. So I went to a MQL system which is OK but I don't like it on deep pockets. My big problem is my machine may sit for months at a time and the coolant starts going off then when I have a heap to do I have to change it. Apart form the skyrocketing prices for the stuff the cost for getting rid off the old stuff is also ridiculous here.
 








 
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