roadster wrote
>WD-40 is a solvent with some light oil. No Water. It might gum up some works
>after a period of time, but it will not rust metal due to it's composition.
>It's possible that metal treated with WD-40 might react with condensation
>after the WD-40 is removed (either by the user or by natural processes).
>
>Fred - So.SF
I suppose in humid areas, the propellant might condense some of the water
in the air and carry it to the surface, but I don't imagine that would be
enough to be any worry. It sure is a dust collector though, that could
be a problem on electrical contacts, I imagine
-Marc T.
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