Rust Remover, 330ml

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WD-40 Rust Remover, 330ml 












About this item

  • Stop Squeaks, WD-40 Multipurpose Spray - 330 ml Smoothen the mechanics of the old, rusted machinery using the WD-40 330ml Multipurpose Spray. Formulated to prevent moisture accumulation, this spray protects all of your mechanical equipment from rust and corrosion damage. The WD-40 multipurpose spray is used for a variety of functions, including cleaning and preserving the tools, lubricating hinges and old parts to smoothen their movements, and more
  • Drives out Moisture, Offers Versatile Use The spray repels moisture to protect the equipment from rust and corrosion. In addition, it can be used to lubricate old components to ease the mechanics for smooth movements.
  • Cleans and Protects, THE CAN WITH THOUSANDS OF USES Known as "the can with thousands of uses," WD-40 protects metal from rust and corrosion, penetrates stuck parts, displaces moisture, and lubricates just about anything
  • Easy to Use The WD-40 330ml spray can be used in 2 ways. It can be sprayed over a wide portion of the area to be treated is large. Alternatively, the spray is accompanied by a slim capillary tube to spout the liquid in tiny confines of hinges and other narrow areas.

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