How to clean and protect electrical components with WD-40® Brand Products

Working under the hood and struggling with flimsy plastic connectors and corroded electrical connections? WD-40 Brand has products to make the job easier. Use WD-40 Specialist Contact Cleaner to remove corrosion and grime off battery terminals and other electrical connections. Use WD-40 Multi-Use Product to prevent stiction between plastic electrical connectors – this will help prevent breakage when you have to disconnect them again in the future. Job Done Right ®

[mat..n.]

haha I don't think you need to spray a whole 10$ can onto a battery pole or light bulb to clean it.

[reghand]

Just used WD40 to clean contacts on electric kettle (which my family suggested I should have thrown in the bin). Many thanks!

[sun-pg]

just used it to clean the contacts on some switches. It worked well. Also used it to clean some potentiometers. They are noe seized. I don't know if that has happened to someone else as well😢

[DoubleClutchProductions]

Got a few different specialist products that I am going to test in a 1/10 rc truck, one I am a little skeptical of is using high temp grease in my diffs and axle gears. The Gel lube has been coming in handy lately. Thanks the real99.

[ColdSun]

But why are you wearing gloves tho...😂

[batmen]

One way of damaging parts of your car😅

[SOLDbyYOU]

To be clear…
I had to watch a fucking commercial…
Just so I could see another WD fucking commercial

[adrianvictorv]

Too bad it's literally impossible to find in any store aside from Amazon in Canada.

[alexchiu]

thats stupid 😂😂😂😂 how can it be clean by just spraying