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I see a lot of references to the use of WD-40.
I spent a few years selling industrial lubricants and penetrants (seems like 100 years ago) becoming quite familiar with the competition in the process. The basic ingredients of Wd-40 are kerosene and propane (or butane if it was cheaper that week). The flash point is -6 celcius making it a bomb looking for an ignition source. I won'tallow it in my house let alone a workshop.
Look for products with compressed air or carbon dioxide propellents.
LPS Laboritories manufacture the best I have come across and I beleive they are available worldwide.
http://www.lpslabs.com/
I see a lot of references to the use of WD-40.
I spent a few years selling industrial lubricants and penetrants (seems like 100 years ago) becoming quite familiar with the competition in the process. The basic ingredients of Wd-40 are kerosene and propane (or butane if it was cheaper that week). The flash point is -6 celcius making it a bomb looking for an ignition source. I won'tallow it in my house let alone a workshop.
Look for products with compressed air or carbon dioxide propellents.
LPS Laboritories manufacture the best I have come across and I beleive they are available worldwide.
http://www.lpslabs.com/