Richard Brekne wrote: >Sheeeshh... isnt there somebody who can turn the guy onto McLube ?? > McLube is new to me. I've used Gibbs (but on a CNC machine and all related systems.) WD-40 is a messy combination of kerosene and cologne. Gibbs is, at least, real lubricants and penetrants. I used it to prevent rust and corrosion on both machine and hand tools, by the way: my skin oils do a number on just about anything, including stainless steel. I'd be hesitant to spray it into action centers, though, because of the way it soaks into felt/cloth. Anyone familiar with all three want to comment on their comparative properties? I guess I've become an inquiring mind wanting to know. raybro
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