Anti rust spray?

Jun 08, 2015 21 Replies

I wouldn't expect WD40 to provide too much protection for anything immersed in water - but this is not a normal scenario for tools and drill bits. However, it undoubtedly works pretty well as a general-purpose anti-corrosive, short-term lubricant, sticky label remover, barbecue flame accelerant etc. It's also a heck of a lot cheaper than ACF-50, and it's available over-the-counter at all good DIY shops.

One last suggestion. Renaissance Wax.

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It receives rave reviews on woodworking sites but I didn't think it anything special.

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