Foxs Mercantile wrote:

On 5/3/2017 5:32 AM, Phil Allison wrote:

** Same goes for everyone here.

But you have fallen, hook line and ****ing sinker for one of the
sleaziest product scams out.

ANYTHING to do with "Caig" or "De-Oxit" is a 100% SCAM.

You are a "Mr Gullible" par excellence.

" It cost more - so it must be better " is your motto.

The motto of every ****wit alive or dead.


And THERE is your justification for WD-40.



** You are nothing less than a dead **** Mr Fox.

Congratulations.




..... Phil

On 5/3/2017 7:22 AM, Phil Allison wrote:
Foxs Mercantile wrote:

On 5/3/2017 5:32 AM, Phil Allison wrote:

** Same goes for everyone here.

But you have fallen, hook line and ****ing sinker for one of the
sleaziest product scams out.

ANYTHING to do with "Caig" or "De-Oxit" is a 100% SCAM.

You are a "Mr Gullible" par excellence.

" It cost more - so it must be better " is your motto.

The motto of every ****wit alive or dead.


And THERE is your justification for WD-40.



** You are nothing less than a dead **** Mr Fox.

Congratulations.




.... Phil

It's always good to see Phil at the top of his game.

--

Rick C

Prickman the Liar wrote:

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You are a "Mr Gullible" par excellence.

" It cost more - so it must be better " is your motto.

The motto of every ****wit alive or dead.


And THERE is your justification for WD-40.



** You are nothing less than a dead **** Mr Fox.

Congratulations.


.....


It's always good to see Phil at the top of his game.

--

Rick C

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....


** The "C" stands for **** - right ?

And you are so proud of that.



..... Phil

It's always good to see Phil at the top of his game.

Sure is. His fulminations are typically in inverse proportion to the correctness of his position.

I keep WD-40 by the unpressurized gallon, and use it in refillable pressurized aerosol cans filled from my handy compressor. I will rinse all sorts of stuff, even soak stuff in a small ultrasound in WD-40 when I am sure that it is compatible with whatever it is. But in 40 years around it, I have never used it for or relied on it as a lubricant, rust protectant, rust remover or any of many other 'off label' "2,000 uses" supported by many. It is a handy, pretty benign solvent that even when contaminated with old skunge may be used as a safe fire-starter, mixed with kitty-litter and bagged for proper disposal, and any of several other environmentally neutral purposes.

For a fact, it will get _everything_ off an old clock mechanism, and when mixed with a bit of Oleic acid, gets the brass nice and bright (another discussion).

Point being that there are many other, better, no more/less costly preparations for electronic purposes than WD-40 (nor am I including the Caig Laboratories products in this group) that I would go off-label electronically with WD-40. WD-40's virtue is also its bane: It dissolves old skunge and spreads it nice and thin - unless rinsed off thoroughly one gets that varnish-like sticky coating leaving things far worse than before.

Peter Wieck
Melrose Park, PA

Peter wrote:

It's always good to see Phil at the top of his game.

Sure is. His fulminations are typically in inverse proportion to
the correctness of his position.


** One can learn a lot from the Wieck troll - by just taking the opposite of everything he posts.



I keep WD-40 by the unpressurized gallon,


** So ****ing what ?

You know **** all about the topic of this thread and yet insist on posting more meaningless concertos for solo trumpet.

Hurry up and die, you vile autistic old troll.




..... Phil