WD 40 uses

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Stumbled across this on Facebook so decided to share these tips here:

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No thanks this is SA we use Q20...
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So is Q20 a direct replacement for WD40?

Thanks for posting this, I knew a few of those but my use list has expanded considerably. Very useful.
 
So is Q20 a direct replacement for WD40?

Thanks for posting this, I knew a few of those but my use list has expanded considerably. Very useful.
2 totally different types of products WD40 is not a lubricant at heart but a Water Displacer ,hence the name .its a good product ,we buy it by the 5 litre and use a trigger sprayer to apply it ,there are many better products on the market for lube use .
 
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