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Old 12-19-08 | 12:04 PM
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kylejack
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Not really sure why I didn't check Wikipedia. There's an interesting warning there.

WD-40 is a fine product and has many uses, but it is not real contact cleaner. It leaves a sticky residue that can attract dust.

WD-40 should never be used in locks for the same reason. Locks should be cleaned with isopropyl alcohol, allowed to dry thoroughly and lubricated with dry graphite powder.
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