WD-40 100249 Multi-Use Product Spray with Big Blast Nozzle, 18 oz. (Pack of 1)

Okay, if you really need to read a WD-related review, go ahead. You are 40 years old and have not spent the previous 50 years on this planet. Here's what I do with it. There are far better lubricants and penetrating oils available, but they have cleverly designed a widespread nozzle that allows you to cover a lawnmower deck or any piece of metal yard furniture for winter storage. WD- It does not make what you spray sticky and will have to be reapplied if left directly in the elements, but it does work as advertised. 40 creates a thin moisture barrier that prevents rust from accumulating on an outdoor fire pit or furniture, for example. It does not make what you spray sticky and will have to be reapplied if left directly in the elements. Because I live in Northeast Ohio and don't want my hose reel to rust before spring, I spray it on everything, whether it's covered or not. This is an excellent product, and you should try it.

Ariel Stevens

| Sep 05, 2021

In a colossal bottle, to be precise. With a nozzle that can be used in a wide range of directions. Is there anything else that needs to be said? WD40 may be the most versatile spray ever created, with its numerous applications. The big blast nozzle on this industrial-sized one is perfect for lubricating my electric snowblower. I'm sure I'll use it for other things, too, especially since I have 18oz. This will most likely last me for a very long time. br>br>- br>Recent changes: br>br>br>br>br>br>br>b WD- I discovered yet another fantastic application for it. 40 - lubricating the underside of your lawnmower's deck If you've ever mowed a healthy lawn, you know how much grass can/will get stuck to the underside of the deck due to the water in the grass, but by using WD-40, you can prevent this from happening. This is cut in half when you're 40. I spray the underside of the deck a few days before mowing and clean off anything that sticks to it (which isn't much). Rinse. Repeat. It has a significant impact.

Rebekah Richmond

| Jan 23, 2021

I like the fogger so much that I use it on my jeep's undercarriage. And then there's the engine. A minor change to the fogger nozzle would be a fantastic addition. Like a swat of banana fog vs. a cone . Nothing else I've tried compares to the antirust protection provided by WD40 applied before and after a red oxide primer.

Lauren Spence

| Oct 18, 2021

I use WD- These days, 40 can be used for a variety of purposes. Cleaning carburetors, removing labels from bottles for storing parts in the garage, breaking free old bolts, cleaning rust, and so on. We even keep some by the kitchen sink for removing roof goo, tree sap, silicone adhesive, and whatever else from our hands when soap won't work.

Atticus Evans

| Sep 08, 2021

WD- I carry my mobility scooter on an all-terrain vehicle, so 40 in this type of spray can works perfectly for me. a metal carrier that attaches to the back- my car has come to an end Using WD- I spray the carrier with 40 in this Big Blast Nozzle can on a regular basis to prevent rust, and I haven't seen a single speck of rust in over a year.

Kingston Hernandez

| Jun 23, 2021

the snow blower must be maintained! This is great for spraying all of the snowblower's surfaces that come into contact with wet snow, and it almost completely eliminates the snow sticking to the machine. Our blower is left outside all winter, which prevents ice buildup both during and after use. br>br>I found this at Walmart and purchased the last can available. For the same reason, I purchased two more on Amazon.

Alondra Haas

| Sep 30, 2021

This is excellent material.

Poppy Perry

| Aug 19, 2021