WD-40

WD-40 is one of the most recognized brands in the world. Since its creation in the 1950s in the United States as an anti-rust solvent for the aerospace industry, the famous blue and yellow can has become a must-have in every workshop, repair shop and toolbox. More than 2,000 documented uses, found in 75% of American households and sold in 148 countries.

Its triple action is its strong point: it displaces moisture, lubricates parts and protects metals against oxidation and corrosion. In the automotive workshop, WD-40 is used to free seized rusty screws, lubricate hinges, protect cables, clean wheels, de-ice locks and protect exposed metal parts.

The WD-40 range has expanded to meet specific needs: the classic Multi-Use Product, WD-40 Specialist Contact (electrical contact cleaner), WD-40 Specialist Mécanisme (long-lasting lubricant), heavy-duty WD-40 penetrant and many other targeted formulas.

For any enthusiast or mechanic who wants to keep their vehicle and tools in perfect condition, find the complete WD-40 range here.