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4nford"Live wrong and Perspire"

My car doesn't see any rain or wash water if I can help it, trying to preserve it for as long as I can. You are correct that WD40 is thin and more like a water displacer, I prefer to use LPS3 but I got a great deal on 5 gallon pails of WD40 ($10.00 from a local shop closeout), so I put it in a Hudson sprayer and will use it until it runs out. I spray the car chassis down after any cruises near the ocean or once a month.

12/31/053:14 AM

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