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WD-40, why not to use it
- Thread starter Garkia
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I often use WD-40 like a degreaser.
If I'm going to try to free up a siezed lock then I'll use something like tri-flow or some other teflon based spray lube. I find that it works pretty well for that.
I don't use WD-40 to clean out folders because it's not a food safe oil. Usually soap and hot water works pretty well anyways, so long as you dry it out and add oil quickly afterwards.
If I'm going to try to free up a siezed lock then I'll use something like tri-flow or some other teflon based spray lube. I find that it works pretty well for that.
I don't use WD-40 to clean out folders because it's not a food safe oil. Usually soap and hot water works pretty well anyways, so long as you dry it out and add oil quickly afterwards.
I always have a can of WD-40 in my rig. Nothing dries wet electrical components like it, it is a good idea to spray plugs and wires ect before washing the engine compartment too.
Works like a champ for drying off firearms after a wet day of hunting, despite all the evils said about why it shouldn't be used. I suspect those that bad mouth it must be soaking stuff in it.
Works like a champ for drying off firearms after a wet day of hunting, despite all the evils said about why it shouldn't be used. I suspect those that bad mouth it must be soaking stuff in it.