Do you have a paint transfer from rubbing up against another car? WD-40 might be able to help you, but here is what you need to know before trying.

Product. Meet the WD-40 Specialist® Gel Lube, a no-drip formula that goes on thick and stays in place, providing long-lasting ...

Spray WD-40 on a dry towel and rub it lightly over each ... Wash off the WD-40 residue with water and car shampoo. Then, use a sponge to remove all traces of WD-40, rinse with clean water, and ...

Did you know WD40's uses extend far beyond lubrication and rust prevention? Learn how this iconic product, perfected on the ...

While we’ve previously pointed out the dangers of turning to bug spray to de-fog your headlights, we’ve not looked into the effectiveness of WD-40 at cleaning your headlights before.