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I have found one which expires in 2014 so i decided to refrain from buying and ask in this forum. What happens to the liquid after it expires? Will using it be simple ineffective or cause damage?

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:dunno: Boris...in the UK we tend to ignore use by dates..it's oil..it's been in the ground for thousands of years... :?

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:dunno: Boris...in the UK we tend to ignore use by dates..it's oil..it's been in the ground for thousands of years... :?



Well i saw expiry dates on them here. Maybe because it not only has oil but anti-rust liquid?

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Has it corroded???

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Has it corroded???



What corroded?

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Use it until you can't get any more out of the tin. It'll be all right.

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i suspect it could be propellant gas escaping meaning its flat :dunno: :dunno:

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It'll be fine, I've used things over a decade out of date. Infact I remember a few years ago finding a rusty old tin of WD40 in the garage and using it on my bike chain, worked fine.

Also, I feel I should point out, thats 3 years away! If you don't use it and it goes flat or something, I think strangely you've got your use out of a £3 can of WD40.


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AS someoe pointed out , its sits in the ground milliuons of years. Wha is there to decay or degrade?

I work for a compost company, we sometimes get people asking us if compost has gone of. It obviously escapes them that prior to being put in a bag it sat in a peat bog for about 20,000 years.


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It doesn't matter, it wasn't a huge drum was it?


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