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Corrosion-X is great as an anti-corrosive spray, but it is a bit too heavy and sticky to be any good for treating an engine that has been dunked in water.
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Originally Posted by midlifesailor
If it were me, I'd skip the wd40 and use something like Corrosion-X.
I became aware of the product because its commonly used to treat the interior of airframes to prevent corrosion. I plan to clean all my diesel and treat all the exposed metal I can find on the boat with Corrosion-X over this winter.
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