WD-40 Specialist Rust Release Penetrant Spray with Blu Torch and SMART STRAW SPRAYS 2 WAYS, 11 OZ

This product came in handy when I needed to remove some corroded bolts from my Ford Escape. I sprayed it on, waited a few minutes, and was able to remove a lot of the corrosion. br>br>Just keep in mind how Alexa will alert you to the delivery. My girlfriend was hanging out with one of her girlfriends at home. To my girlfriend's surprise, Alexa called back and said, "Your penetrating lubricant has been delivered. " (She had no idea what had been ordered. ).

Violet Sheppard

| Apr 13, 2021

This didn't appear to be particularly rusted, but it had been sitting in a basement for eight years, during which time it had been flooded and then sat outside for a few days, so perhaps it was simply TOO rusted for this stuff. Whatever the case may be. After a week of spraying, soaking, and attempting to remove the pedals, I gave up and called a local junkyard for advice. They recommended that I try Seafoam Extreme Marine. Rv Deep Creep was used, and the bolt came loose after one application.

Chris O’BRIEN

| Aug 15, 2021

It delivers on its promises. I had some rusted engine header bolts that I didn't want to break because I didn't want to ruin the engine block. Omg! Wait 30 minutes to a minute after spraying it. They were as smooth as butter when they came out of the oven. They were so simple to remove that I was able to unbolt them with just my pinky finger and a wrench. It'll get rid of any rusted bolts. Do this if the bolts are extremely tight (more than 60 ft pounds). Spray, wait a minute, loosen the bolts a little so the head separates from the surface just a little, spray again, wait a minute, then completely loosen the bolt. It will be much easier to loosen it, and it will be less likely to break.

Xiomara Yang

| Apr 09, 2021

As you can see in the attached photo, I tried several times to remove the rust from the screen pole. I waited a few minutes after spraying until it was very wet, then tried wiping it off with a paper towel, but nothing happened! There is no rust on the paper towel!! The pole hasn't changed in any way! I tried a few times, but only about a third of the bottle remained. Also, as another reviewer mentioned, even with the straw, it sprays everywhere.

Chandler Hubbard

| Feb 24, 2021

Melts rust from nuts and bolts very effectively. It makes it easier to get rid of them. I'll use a torch to apply heat, then spray it on while it's still hot. It also does not have the same unpleasant odor as some of the other items.

Cynthia Griffin

| Jun 23, 2021

Without a doubt, 40. I've been tinkering around with the WD- I've been using this product since I was a kid, and I absolutely adore its penetrating power. I was on the fence about buying this product at first because it was a little pricey for such a small size, but I was fortunate enough to find it on sale. This is where I kept the WD- I sprayed a good amount on it and it definitely did the job 40 minutes into a test when I was trying to remove those stubborn rotor screws in my father's car. This new WD-formulated product has made me very happy. 40 150%.

Noah Heath

| Jan 15, 2022

I was attempting to replace the faucet on the bathroom sink. One of the connections had rusted through and refused to move. The fitting shows signs of rust. WD-40 was sprayed on the WD-40. 40 & After 15 minutes, the fitting had loosened sufficiently for me to remove it. I don't know what else I could want. I completed the task at hand.

Gracie Coffey

| Jan 01, 2022

I was able to unscrew the hose from the sprinkler miraculously!.

Leif Armstrong

| Jun 07, 2021