Description
Known as - the aerosol with a thousand uses - WD-40 protects metal from rust and corrosion, loosens stuck mechanisms, repels moisture and lubricates small mechanisms. WD-40 is also an excellent cleaner, especially for removing grease, tar and other stains from most surfaces!
The 5 functions of WD-40:
Dampness Remover: WD-40 quickly repels moisture from electrical or electronic circuits, thus restoring electrical contacts and preventing short circuits. WD-40 is non-conductive and therefore safe for the user.
LUBRICATES: One of the components of WD-40 is an active and permanent lubricant. This makes the product particularly effective on small mechanisms that do not tolerate heavy lubricants. In addition, WD-40 does not contain silicone, which prevents attracting dust or dirt.
PROTECTS: The filmformed by WD-40 provides protection against water, moisture and their corrosive effects. The protection is effective even under the most extreme conditions, and this, in a preventive and durable way.
CLEANS: WD-40 getsunder the dirt and removes it, without depositing corrosive agents. Traces of grease, tar and adhesive are thus removed. WD-40 can be used on all metal and plastic surfaces -
DEGRIPTS: WD-40penetrates and frees rusted, stuck or frozen parts or mechanisms. WD-40's strong adhesion to metal and its lubricating properties ensure that the released parts will continue to function. -
