I'm not sure my post belong here but it seems the closest to my problem.
My garden shed (I do my woodwork elsewhere) is used to store a range of tools, together with paint, solvents and pool chemicals. I've noticed that some of the tools are corroding much quicker that I would expect (they are usually wiped don with WD40 after use).
I'm wondering if perhaps one of the chemicals is causing this, perhaps paint stripper or hydrochloric acid (for the pool). All the chemical are kept in supposedly sealed containers. There is no pool chlorine.
Can anyone suggest which specific chemical(s) might be causing this, and is there a better way way to protect the tools after they have been cleaned up? The shed is waterproof but everything is exposed to any atmospheric dampness (in Sydney).
Thanks