WD-40 will, over time, dry out and cause mechanisms to seize up. It can be reapplied to a seized pivot point and will dissolve the earlier applied WD-40, but after time the same thing will happen. 3-in-1 will dissolve the WD-40 residue and will not dry out.
Have a 1946 pace. My wife has a collection of vintage sewing machines. I clean them up using a kerosene to remove the old oil and grease. Would I be able to use kerosene to remove the old grease and oil without doing any damage. Also is there a manual showing oiling spots.
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WD-40 will, over time, dry out and cause mechanisms to seize up. It can be reapplied to a seized pivot point and will dissolve the earlier applied WD-40, but after time the same thing will happen. 3-in-1 will dissolve the WD-40 residue and will not dry out.
Have a 1946 pace. My wife has a collection of vintage sewing machines. I clean them up using a kerosene to remove the old oil and grease. Would I be able to use kerosene to remove the old grease and oil without doing any damage. Also is there a manual showing oiling spots.
Hello, i have pachislo machine from 1996. i was curious to know if i can use oil in the step motors?
Without grease on my jubilee the brakes hang on the arm that pushes them.. Why?
WD-40 sucks.