WD40

Kmead,

I've reread your post and noticed " full AARP status".
Could you explain? Does it mean my dues are doubled or what?

Enjoy
 
WD-40 does evaporate. I would not use it for a long term lubricant but it does have it's uses. Some of mine:

1) Removing duct tape residue
2) Rubber hose lubricant, epecially good if you are trying to slide a smaller size hose onto a larger nipple such as a 1/4" hose onto a 5/16" nipple.
3) removing electrical tape sticky residue from wiring
4) Removing road funk (tar, axle grease from semis) from paint
5) Cleaning poteniometers on radios. Say as if you have an old Montgomery Ward "Airline" stereo or ghetto blaster that cracks and pops when you adjust the volume or station.
6) I once used a can of it to get a campfire started in Wales.

Kano Penephite is the best long term lubricant I've used. It contains graphite.
 
Don't know if you are serious Herzel... Here is the...

Definition of 'AARP' Formerly known as the American Association of Retired Persons, AARP is the nation's leading organization for people age fifty and older. Founded in 1958 by retired educator Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus, it is a nonprofit, nonpartisan association with a membership of 40 million.

Here is the site:

http://www.aarp.org/

Since its inception... it has almost gone intergalactic!!!

As for our dues here... Mention you are an AARP member and you get a 10% Discount!
 
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