| > WD-40 and 3-in-one are both distributed by the same UK company. | >
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| > Presumably (???) the spray 3-in-one is different to WD-40 as they are | > part of two different product ranges | >
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| > I want some spray oil to use as a very light oil. | > Not for use as a penetrating oil. | > More as a waterproofing oil. | > Also as a solvent for the glue on adhesive labels. | >
| > Which of these two products would be more suitable for me? | >
| > I am sure there are other better products but I want something I can | > get relatively easily and these oils plus one or two others like | > Castrol or Duckhams can be found everywhere. | >
| | Personnaly, I'd plump for the 3in1 - also consider (if you can find it) | sewing machine oil, WD40 will evaporate away. Label glue - tricky, depends | on the label! If on a resistant surface use acetone (or nail varnish | remover), no good on plastics.... | | | | -- | Ron Jones | Process Safety & Development Specialist | Don't repeat history, unreported chemical lab/plant near missesa at |
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Only two things are certain: The universe and | human stupidity; and I'm not certain about the universe. ~ Albert | Einstein |
You've misquoted. Only two things are certain: death and taxes. Only two things are infinite: The universe and human stupidity; and I'm not certain about the universe. ~ Albert Einstein
As far as the universe and human stupidity goes I'm quite certain Albert Einstein falls into the latter category.
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