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Got WD40 on Wood I'm going to paint, how will it affect the primer bond?
I'm trying to convert an old Victorian screen door into a trellis. The
hinge screws are rusted in, got one out and the other one is totally stuck, three more to go on the other hinge. I sprayed it with WD40, got some on the wood, and am now worried that the primer coat won't bond properly. Is there any way I can treat it without buying another can of something? Also, how do carpenters get old rusted screws out? I am using the right size screwdriver. The hinges are really neat old things, but I don't want to leave them on. They are decorative and spring loaded on the inside, but are just some metal, so I'd kind of like to get them off without ruining them if I can, like if I have to somehow cut them, I can twist the screw out with a pair of pliers. |
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