Re: [CR]Lubricity and Lubricificants

(Example: Production Builders)

From: <Huemax@aol.com>
Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003 11:59:15 EST
Subject: Re: [CR]Lubricity and Lubricificants
To: R.Delmare@Charter.net, GPVB1@cs.com, classicrendezvous@bikelist.org


In a message dated 1/15/03 8:59:44 AM, R.Delmare@Charter.net writes:

<< WD-40 was never intended to lubricate anything . It was designed as

a water repellent , and a rust inhibitor , which would not have any

negative affects on welding .

Yes , it has some slight lubrication abilities .

But it is much better at forming a thin , varnish-like coating . >>

YES, yes, NEVER use "WD-40" for lubrication! As a part time clock/watch maker, camea (mechanical) repair man, I have seen so many people used "WD-40" to lubricate and ruin fine mechanism, it will kill or stop fine watch movement and camera shttuers!

KEN TODA, High Point, NC