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Old 05-01-18 | 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted by fietsbob
After all the people thinking its useful, WD 40 [(the 40th attempt at a Water Displacement product ) ,
( one that is used in large quantities on, like, hosing out the Jet engines,
when your aircraft overshoots the runway and lands in Jamaica Bay)]..

The Company now makes a bicycle chain lube in its multi product lineup, If you seek it out..

But as above Triflow , is popularly used on bike chains, a lot..




....
You are spot on correct.....WD-40 was developed to be a water dispersant and this brew was the 40th blend. It does an amazing job of restoring conductivity to electrical connectors that have become soaked in water. Like others who have posted here, my experience is WD-40 does not make a good long term lubricant.

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