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Originally Posted by marcus clarkus
Bad for the environment, as others stated. If I had a house with well water I would not want someone spraying gallons and gallons of WD-40 nearby.
It's also attacks some plastics -- Polycarbonate, ABS, I think polyethylene. I'd avoid spraying it in the engine bay or directly on any plastic parts (including plastic trim pieces). It's not a huge deal or something to freak out over, but avoid it if you can -- especially your headlights!
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Just a small bit of overspray, not gallons. I hear ya, but at 1,000 miles a week. The tailpipe is the culprit, my WD-40 is a many trillions times less. But someone mentioned mineral oil, that may be a better option, also cause of fumes also when spraying. Hearing problems with Fluid Film swelling bushings swayed me away from that. I'll avoid rust somehow.
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