Sure WD-40 will penetrate somewhat, but there are certainly better penetrating products out there. Yeah, it's better than nothing, and I have used it as a penetrating oil when it was the quickest or easiest available, but given a choice, it's way down the line. The best use, or success, I have had with it is on a Howard Miller wall clock we have had for about 30 years. It stopped running about 10-12 years ago... I packed paper towels in and around everything I could think of to soak up any oil before it got where I didn't want it. I flushed the works with WD--40, let it wick out as much as possible, and it's been running ever since.
If it's all you've got, by all means use it... as I said, it's "about" worthless, not toally worthless.
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