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Old 09-20-2003, 06:06 AM   #12
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Actually WD40 was developed as a moisture dispersent by NASA ... it stands for W-ater D-ispersal formula 40 (40th formula they tried) ... its main function was to disperse water from electrical connections.
If thats accurate or not, i dont know, but it does nothing to address my point about the basic ingredients in wd40, if it is indeed simply a light oil and solvent mix?
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