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WD 40 no magic to it



I'll have to second the avoid WD 40 advice. I've never figured out all the hype over the stuff although "Harry Homeowners" love it along with their $20. Black & Decker tools. In addition to the mentioned problems, it's worse than useless as a penetrating solvent next to products like PBlaster, worthless as a long term contact cleaner as it leaves a residue and doesn't prevent rust to any degree. I sprayed the cast iron top of my old table saw with it and it rusted again in a week just from the summer humidity.

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