bencuri
Civil/Environmental
- Apr 27, 2019
- 1
I would like to de-rust some of my spring steel tools with WD-40 Rust Remover Soak. In the technical data sheet of the normal WD-40 product, it is mentioned that:
"EFFECT ON MATERIALS
HIGH STRENGTH STEELS: (for hydrogen embrittlement)
Certified SAFE according to the Lawrence Hydrogen Effusion Test"
The problem is that in the WD-40 Rust Remover Soak technical data sheet I did not find any information like this.
Does anyone know if the Rust Remover Soak is also safe to use on high strength steels without causing hydrogen embrittlement on them?
"EFFECT ON MATERIALS
HIGH STRENGTH STEELS: (for hydrogen embrittlement)
Certified SAFE according to the Lawrence Hydrogen Effusion Test"
The problem is that in the WD-40 Rust Remover Soak technical data sheet I did not find any information like this.
Does anyone know if the Rust Remover Soak is also safe to use on high strength steels without causing hydrogen embrittlement on them?
