Another use for WD-40
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Re: Another use for WD-40
Also, removes tar from the bottom of your boots!!!
Snow wrote:
>Well I found another use for WD-40, It can help find vacuum leaks on
>engines. I gave it shot after reading about a boater using it on his
>mercruser to find a vac. leak. Now the 307 in my parents 89 chevy wagon
>purrs like a kitten again.
>
>Snow...
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Snow wrote:
>Well I found another use for WD-40, It can help find vacuum leaks on
>engines. I gave it shot after reading about a boater using it on his
>mercruser to find a vac. leak. Now the 307 in my parents 89 chevy wagon
>purrs like a kitten again.
>
>Snow...
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Re: Another use for WD-40
Also, removes tar from the bottom of your boots!!!
Snow wrote:
>Well I found another use for WD-40, It can help find vacuum leaks on
>engines. I gave it shot after reading about a boater using it on his
>mercruser to find a vac. leak. Now the 307 in my parents 89 chevy wagon
>purrs like a kitten again.
>
>Snow...
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Snow wrote:
>Well I found another use for WD-40, It can help find vacuum leaks on
>engines. I gave it shot after reading about a boater using it on his
>mercruser to find a vac. leak. Now the 307 in my parents 89 chevy wagon
>purrs like a kitten again.
>
>Snow...
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Re: Another use for WD-40
>> WD-40 is an excellent cutting fuid for machining, drilling, sawing,
>> etc on aluminum.
>>
> This is true, but it's a lot more expensive than other equally effective
> alternatives, like kerosene, mineral spirits paint thinner, or even motor
> oil.
I paid $11 for a gallon last week. It's easier to clean up than kerosene or
oil all over the mill and floor, and a bit less flammable then Stoddard
solvent.
>> etc on aluminum.
>>
> This is true, but it's a lot more expensive than other equally effective
> alternatives, like kerosene, mineral spirits paint thinner, or even motor
> oil.
I paid $11 for a gallon last week. It's easier to clean up than kerosene or
oil all over the mill and floor, and a bit less flammable then Stoddard
solvent.
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Re: Another use for WD-40
>> WD-40 is an excellent cutting fuid for machining, drilling, sawing,
>> etc on aluminum.
>>
> This is true, but it's a lot more expensive than other equally effective
> alternatives, like kerosene, mineral spirits paint thinner, or even motor
> oil.
I paid $11 for a gallon last week. It's easier to clean up than kerosene or
oil all over the mill and floor, and a bit less flammable then Stoddard
solvent.
>> etc on aluminum.
>>
> This is true, but it's a lot more expensive than other equally effective
> alternatives, like kerosene, mineral spirits paint thinner, or even motor
> oil.
I paid $11 for a gallon last week. It's easier to clean up than kerosene or
oil all over the mill and floor, and a bit less flammable then Stoddard
solvent.
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Re: Another use for WD-40
>> WD-40 is an excellent cutting fuid for machining, drilling, sawing,
>> etc on aluminum.
>>
> This is true, but it's a lot more expensive than other equally effective
> alternatives, like kerosene, mineral spirits paint thinner, or even motor
> oil.
I paid $11 for a gallon last week. It's easier to clean up than kerosene or
oil all over the mill and floor, and a bit less flammable then Stoddard
solvent.
>> etc on aluminum.
>>
> This is true, but it's a lot more expensive than other equally effective
> alternatives, like kerosene, mineral spirits paint thinner, or even motor
> oil.
I paid $11 for a gallon last week. It's easier to clean up than kerosene or
oil all over the mill and floor, and a bit less flammable then Stoddard
solvent.
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Re: Another use for WD-40
Earle Horton proclaimed:
> "Stupendous Man" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
> news:4aqq6sFufsm0U1@individual.net...
>
>>>And the list of benefits continues to grow!
>>
>>WD-40 is an excellent cutting fuid for machining, drilling, sawing,
>>etc on aluminum.
>>
>
> This is true, but it's a lot more expensive than other equally effective
> alternatives, like kerosene, mineral spirits paint thinner, or even motor
> oil.
Or if your missus doesn't like the smell, lamp oil is cheaper and works
just as nicely for sharpening knives, etc.
> "Stupendous Man" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
> news:4aqq6sFufsm0U1@individual.net...
>
>>>And the list of benefits continues to grow!
>>
>>WD-40 is an excellent cutting fuid for machining, drilling, sawing,
>>etc on aluminum.
>>
>
> This is true, but it's a lot more expensive than other equally effective
> alternatives, like kerosene, mineral spirits paint thinner, or even motor
> oil.
Or if your missus doesn't like the smell, lamp oil is cheaper and works
just as nicely for sharpening knives, etc.
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Re: Another use for WD-40
Earle Horton proclaimed:
> "Stupendous Man" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
> news:4aqq6sFufsm0U1@individual.net...
>
>>>And the list of benefits continues to grow!
>>
>>WD-40 is an excellent cutting fuid for machining, drilling, sawing,
>>etc on aluminum.
>>
>
> This is true, but it's a lot more expensive than other equally effective
> alternatives, like kerosene, mineral spirits paint thinner, or even motor
> oil.
Or if your missus doesn't like the smell, lamp oil is cheaper and works
just as nicely for sharpening knives, etc.
> "Stupendous Man" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
> news:4aqq6sFufsm0U1@individual.net...
>
>>>And the list of benefits continues to grow!
>>
>>WD-40 is an excellent cutting fuid for machining, drilling, sawing,
>>etc on aluminum.
>>
>
> This is true, but it's a lot more expensive than other equally effective
> alternatives, like kerosene, mineral spirits paint thinner, or even motor
> oil.
Or if your missus doesn't like the smell, lamp oil is cheaper and works
just as nicely for sharpening knives, etc.