Kevin.S wrote: WD40 isn't ideal for this application. It is very good at displacing moisture and getting into places to lubricate them but the residue it leaves behind doesn't last too well. There are products designed specifically to provide longer term protection that work better. They can tend to leave things a bit sticky, but better than rust. |
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