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  1. #1
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    What's better than WD40?

    My can of W is just about empty! I've seen a few threads mentioning products better than WD40 but I can't seem to find them again.

    What do you guys recommend instead of WD40 or is it just as good as any other loosener/water disperser?


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    and possibly preceed them with brakleen (or maybe carby cleaner?) to clean gunk from dirty bolts/threads
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    NOTHING is better that WD-40 ;-)

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    Wd-41 ?
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    Try silicoln spray, not saying its better but meh!

  5. #5
    silicon spray is for a very different application !

    WD40 , or any "water dispersant" is used generally for unlocking rust or crud and loosening parts. You can get cheap stuff "EXPORT BRAND" from supercheap for about $2 a can. Ive got one with good use for a many a DIY job for the last half a year. Same shit as WD40 but cheaper.

  6. #6
    kerosene...thats exactly what WD40 is.
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    I thought WD-40 was based on Fish oil?

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    I don't think it's kero, but it's not much thicker. It is a fairly good penetrating oil and it does displace water, but it's not much good as a rust preventative because it doesn't take long to evaporate. It can't be fish-oil based because fish-oil is an excellent rust preventative that doesn't dry off, neither of which can be said about WD 40.

    Parts sprayed with WD 40 start to rust after a while, just how long depending on how hot and dry it is. I use RP7 and Inox, and prefer them both to WD 40 for everything that WD 40 is supposed to be good for.
    Last edited by JohnL; 12-02-2009 at 04:58 PM.

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    CRC 5-56 FTMFW! Toolkit in a can lol
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    Inox silicone spray and lithium are good for lubricating etc.
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    Wurth Rost off much better than WD40, need to source thru workshops/mechanics.

    I much prefer Inox over WD40 for off the shelf sprays.

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    INOX is better than WD40. Got that tip off the friendly neighbours.
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