#Wd40 for electrical contacts free#

Simply spray on and allow the product to dry before powering up. It provides excellent cleaning with minimal fuss, and removes dirt, dust, condensation and flux residue with ease. I've also got cans of Servisol I've used over the years. Our Fast Drying Contact Cleaner spray is a non-conductive spray that is suitable for use on all sensitive electrical components. Not to mention specialist products for bikes and motor bikes.īack on topic, many sing the praises of De-Oxit, and I've got a can which will, literally last me a lifetime, which I use just because well - so many seem to think it's the best. It’s also safe to use on most plastics and sensitive electric equipment. The product is specially designed for removing oil, dirt, flux residue, and condensation.

It's OK for removing grease and oiling hinges, but that's about it.įor some years now, WD40 (the company) seem to have tacitly accepted the shortcoming and it's a while now since they introduced their specialist range of nine additional products which do all the things that people once thought (many still do) that plain WD40 will do. The WD-40 contact cleaner is the best electrical contact for most people due to its precision targeting, ease of use, excellent performance, and fast-drying formula. Hopeless as a penetrating oil because penetrating oil must have low surface tension to seep right into the joint. It's been said many times that it's a water displacement product.

#Wd40 for electrical contacts free#

WF40 has been touted around as a wonder potion - a 'tool kit in a can' which will free stuck rusty screws, and do all manner of things, except of course that it doesn't.