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  1. 11-10-2022 04:49 PM #1
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    it's rainy season in GA.

    I sprayed down my faux lake pipes and wheels on the 48 with WD40.the SS (Silver Streak) catches a lot of condensation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by firebird77clone View Post
    it's rainy season in GA.

    I sprayed down my faux lake pipes and wheels on the 48 with WD40.the SS (Silver Streak) catches a lot of condensation.

    Thoughts and feedback welcome.
    Yes, rainy it is for you and I today and tomorrow.

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    Did not expect that.

    I shall think on it.
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    I've known a few guys with bare metal builds to spray WD40 on there to keep the steel from rusting. Most of them went to boil linseed oil with a little mineral spirits as that lasts longer if the vehicle sets outside all the time.
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    I'd agree with Ryan, boiled linseed oil will set up for a longer lasting protective layer but can be removed with mineral spirits when needed. WD40 is mainly varsol and mineral oil meant to displace moisture. Neither is going to be permanent.
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