What kinda of supply are you referring to?
Fluids used for autos or universal lubricants/degreaser/etc for any kind of application?
Get an account with your local auto parts store... I have an account and pretty much get things at cost.
LOL, wait a minute, they are flammable liquid? I'm not aware of. Harm to plastics?Wirelessly posted
Only thing I can think of is silicone based lube spray. I use it for much of the engine bay area to get stuck bolts and stuff off. It was because of something I read of WD40 being corrosive to engine bay plastics, and I stopped using it since.
Great thing for silicone is that its like wd40 that can be use on anything with peace of mind. Can buy it at walmart, cheap enuff.
Only thing I remember using wd40 now is for roasing cockroaches with a lighter.
Like a mini flamethrower.
Wirelessly posted
Only thing I can think of is silicone based lube spray. I use it for much of the engine bay area to get stuck bolts and stuff off. It was because of something I read of WD40 being corrosive to engine bay plastics, and I stopped using it since.
Great thing for silicone is that its like wd40 that can be use on anything with peace of mind. Can buy it at walmart, cheap enuff.
Only thing I remember using wd40 now is for roasing cockroaches with a lighter.
Like a mini flamethrower.
What surfaces or materials are OK to use WD-40 on?
WD-40 can be used on just about everything. It is safe for metal, rubber, wood and plastic. WD-40 can be applied to painted metal surfaces without harming the paint. Polycarbonate and clear polystyrene plastic are among the few surfaces on which to avoid using a petroleum-based product like WD-40.
LOL, wait a minute, they are flammable liquid? I'm not aware of. Harm to plastics?
an account? what kind of account?
lol yes WD40 is flammable.
I didnt notice the label on WD40. I use it for years without any troubles. I feel I like:jaw: I better to read it. I'm an idiot mechanic. Thanks for infro.
you guys, are right about the WD40 ......inflammable. I took a WD40 spray can from the stock room (in gas station), to see how the WD40 spray can, spray it with my lighter ignited, burst flame like a cute gas welding torch, Cool. I sprayed it on the metal bench and left a small pool of the wet WD40, aside a spray can away from it. I took a match and ignited and tossed it over the pool. Still no flame....though.
you guys, are right about the WD40 ......inflammable. I took a WD40 spray can from the stock room (in gas station), to see how the WD40 spray can, spray it with my lighter ignited, burst flame like a cute gas welding torch, Cool. I sprayed it on the metal bench and left a small pool of the wet WD40, aside a spray can away from it. I took a match and ignited and tossed it over the pool. Still no flame....though.
I bet you laughed like maniac
the reason why the pool of wet WD40 didn't light up is cuz the flammable substance is already gone (evaporated).