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[quote user="altterrain"] Well if the UV doesn't eat the ties, the WD-40 probably will. Its not plastic compatible. I will look forward to the results of these experiments. -Brian [/quote] Hi Brian,Interesting....I've used WD-40 for years on all types of plastics and have never had a problem. I collect and restore audio tube amplifiers and use it to clean plastic knobs, switches, tube sockets, face plates, RCA plugs / jacks and chassis'. I find WD-40 to be a much better cleaner and rust inhibitor than I do a lubricant. In fact, for heavily oxidized electrical connections, such as RCA jacks and plugs, Tube sockets, etc., it does a much better job than contact cleaner.Junnie
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