I find WD40 good for:
Very light, very temporary lubrication. Good for light duty drilling but more cost effective options
Outstanding at water displacement-It's namesake.
Even sometimes well worn used grease displacement
In a pinch a penetrating lubricant but liquid wrench is way better.
It is non conductive.
It is mainly great per it's namesake. use the correct product!
I am using blaster off label as well. It is a dry film lubricant. However I just happened to discover it has great anti corrosive properties. Even better than Breakfree or Eezox. It is not "PB". It is a much newer product that is a Home Depot brand such as "Zep" is.My second choice would be BreakFree even Though some tests show Eezox beating it. Under the right conditions you can make anything beat anything else. Breakfree suits my needs until I found Blaster. The only reason is it is twice as much product for 1/3rd the price and in my tests(unbiased) it is even better at corrosion resistance.
Very light, very temporary lubrication. Good for light duty drilling but more cost effective options
Outstanding at water displacement-It's namesake.
Even sometimes well worn used grease displacement
In a pinch a penetrating lubricant but liquid wrench is way better.
It is non conductive.
It is mainly great per it's namesake. use the correct product!
I am using blaster off label as well. It is a dry film lubricant. However I just happened to discover it has great anti corrosive properties. Even better than Breakfree or Eezox. It is not "PB". It is a much newer product that is a Home Depot brand such as "Zep" is.My second choice would be BreakFree even Though some tests show Eezox beating it. Under the right conditions you can make anything beat anything else. Breakfree suits my needs until I found Blaster. The only reason is it is twice as much product for 1/3rd the price and in my tests(unbiased) it is even better at corrosion resistance.