Discussion
HereBeMonsters said:
I have one of those big tins - very useful for soaking old parts in overnight to free them up.
And I have a tin of Castrol grease in my garage I brought in 1969, still some left in it. Brought it to re-instate the ball bearings in the steering head of my BSA 650cc Clubmans Lightning.Silent1 said:
Vipers said:
Interestingly enough, ask you pals why it is called WD40,
Magic stuff though.
It thought everyone knew that and it was because it was his 40th attempt.Magic stuff though.
I've not read the link though so i could be wrong.
EDIT: ah see i was right.
Edited by Silent1 on Saturday 25th July 16:29
"Water Displacement #40", I believe. Here is an interesting list of "other" things WD-40 can be used for. The Snopes article gives a quick background then gives a long list of uses. WD-40 Corp., near the bottom of the article, modifies that list a bit. Still, and impressive amount od uses. The bug removal and distributor trick has been proven in my region :
http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/household/wd-40.asp
http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/household/wd-40.asp
Edited by Jimbeaux on Sunday 26th July 03:11
Defcon5 said:
why would anyone need a gallon tin of the stuff?
The father of an ex-girlfriend of mine used to be able to get me tools and stuff sneaky-free-like via his work. I asked him for some WD40, expecting a small tin, maybe two. Instead I got a five gallon drum of the stuff with a refillable spray gun and a kit for filling it. If it wasn't for the fact that I had to leave it behind when we split up and I moved out, I'd still be using it now...... and probably no more than half a gallon into it.
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