Is WD-40 corrosive?
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WD-40 is not corrosive. Here are the functions of WD-40: 1. Penetration and rust removal: WD-40 has excellent penetration ability, which can penetrate into the metal surface and the interior of capillary pores. It also has excellent solubility for corrosion deposits such as rust particles, which can break the bonding between particles and make deposits such as rust fall off easily. 2. Lubrication: WD-40 can be evenly distributed on the surface of metal parts and penetrate into tight metal friction pairs. 3. Electrical conductivity: It can eliminate the film or impurities caused by oxidation on the contacts of electrical equipment, promoting smooth current and stable voltage.