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WD-40 IS too a luBERiCANT. Just look at a can. It will also displace water so it'd be great for the pivot if the knife ever got wet.
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Haveing problems with my spyderco tenacious
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WD-40 IS too a luBERiCANT. Just look at a can. It will also displace water so it'd be great for the pivot if the knife ever got wet.
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Hopefully that one cat figured out over the last three years that WD 40 is petroleum-based. Not water-based.