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529 days ago

Topic tags/keywords: wd-40 rust prevention cleaner maintenance

I know this information is buried in a number of threads, but I couldn’t find it at first glance. Refresh my memory, has anyone had any finishing issues due to WD-40 coming in contact with the wood? I found myself out of T-9 and didn’t want to run to the store. Are there additives in WD-40 that would mess with the end result, or can I use it for rust protection until I pick up some more T-9? Specifically, I am using some Walnut on my current project and intend to use Watco Danish Oil to finish it.

-- Jeff, South Carolina

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I haven’t, but you can always use Johnson’s floor wax. It will protect and make your saw top slippery, so the wood will slide across it better.

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