I am looking to startup a web page about all the unusual usage for WD-40. If you would like to be included on the web page, send in your story.

Thanks

Robert

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I use it to replenish the fragrance of my pine tree air freshener! (i can't believe you are starting this, Robert!!) -- oh yeah - you won't believe this -- in the "goodie bag" we recieved at the Fiero Festival there were two, not one but TWO pine tree airfresheners!! Whoo-Ha!! - one was the "New Car" smell so now I have a new smelling fourteen year old car -- that'll confuse people!!

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I use WD-40 to kill wasps in my shed. I also use it as a beverage if I am all out of Mountain Dew

I use it to lubricate squeeky joints and to help remove bolts and stuff.... man I must go to far with the stuff

I use it to start my old Jet-Ski.

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-Brian S.
Lincoln, NE
85' SC & 87' GT

sometimes cleansers are too strong for plastics. I use it to get under the sticky stuff left behind by tape. Once it gets under the goo, the rest of the surface is to slippery for it to restick. Saves damaging paint and plexiglass stuff. The WD-40 cleans off easier than the tape residue with a more gentle soap.

Sometimes I like to walk around the mall and squirt it in strangers eyes...yeah, it pisses them off, but its good for a laugh! J/K
Seriously, it is good for sticker removal, gets that residue off very easily.

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Fish love it! Just spray it on your lure or even a live worm. They tear it up!

Removed the rubbery glue from the steering wheel off of the fabric seat cover of my car.

Roy

There's nothing I like about it. Oh wait... I'm confused with WW-II...

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"There are 3 kinds of people. Those who can count, and those who can't."

I find it works good for removing boot scuff marks on the door sills of my GT. Spray on , and wipe off, whoila!

stops squeeks. cleans motorcycle chains (even o-ring chains) & is also great for cleaning brake dust & chain wax off of motorcycle rims (although brake cleaner works a tad bit better). helps get rubber grommets into & out of place.

i second the spraying of fishing lures.

It makes a nice flame thrower. Ether is bettrer though.

Speaking of fire. It burns slow enough, especially when you let it soak in to be used to start a campfire or at least start your kindling with it. OK I like playing with fire.

Keeps omelettes from sticking to my fry pan and gives a nice vanilla scent to warm bread (oh sorry, that's off the Martha Stewart "Using WD40" section of her webpage...

WD40 really is about the one tool I'll never be without.