Review on Powerful Precision: Unleash Efficiency 🔪 with Forney 20857 Magic Industrial Cutting by Adam Nikolz

I still don't understand what the difference is between this product and what looks like it's the same bottle but with a different price and part number, bottle I review "Tap Magic EP-Xtra Forney 20857". Every use I had planned for this was on a vertical surface, not flat and horizontal, so after reading some reviews that said this stuff was thin as water, I worried it might not work for me would. It's certainly not as thick as gear oil like other faucet fluids I've used, it's not as thick as motor oil but slightly thicker than water. I put a little on the tip of the drill and a little on the vertical surface I wanted to drill and most of the drill dripped down and down but some also got stuck and it worked amazingly. I had to drill some holes in the very rigid frame of my one ton truck. The first hole I tried was barely scratching the surface with an old drill bit I had on hand, 100 years of drilling and I still couldn't get a hole. The second attempt was with the best bit that was at my local hardware store, I tried wax, motor oil, WD40, I put a hole in it, but it took a lot of effort, so much so that I gave up my task right after got a hole to see if i can find an even better part on revain. What I found was this and I remember seeing it many years ago in tool and mold stores I used to go to so I ordered it. The word "magic" in the title is more than just a marketing gimmick, it's mind-blowing what a difference just a little bit of this stuff makes day or night. If I were a drill manufacturer I would add some of these materials to every bit sold, people would think my drills are so amazing and have no idea it is actually this Magic Tap liquid. I made all my holes with little effort and just a little bit.