Button Maker Tips - Unstick Your Machine
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While it is true that WD40 doesn't contain kerosene, it is also true that it is not a good long term lubricant. Don't get me wrong, WD40 is awesome stuff, and I use it all the time wherever appropriate, but it doesn't do everything, nor was it meant to.
seateapea 3 years ago
WD-40 does not contain silicone, kerosene, water, wax, graphite, chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), or any known cancer-causing agents.
I checked the WD-40 site. You can find all the great uses of WD-40 on their site too.
emoshopgirl 4 years ago
Do not use WD-40 for lubricant. It's mostly kerosene so it evaporates very quickly. It is not a good lubricant. Buy an oil that's actually meant for lubrication. Use motor oil if you have to, but sewing machine oil or gun oil are best for machines with close fitting parts.
ductonius 4 years ago
Cool
BetoWater 4 years ago