WD-40 10016 Multi-Use Product Spray, 16 Oz.

by WD-40

Product Features

• Penetrates, loosens and frees stuck, frozen or rusted parts
• Excellent corrosion prohibitor, protects metal against mpisture and corrosive elements
• Removes grease, grime, water deposits and much more
• Displaces moisture - Non-Conductive
• Large 16 oz Industrial size

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 2.8 x 2.8 x 10 inches ; 1.3 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B001E67A2K
• Item model number: 10016
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #224 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific)
  • #3 in Automotive > Oils & Fluids > Cleaners > Parts Cleaners
  • #6 in Industrial & Scientific > Tapes, Adhesives & Sealants > Industrial Lubricants
  • #17 in Automotive > Oils & Fluids > Grease & Lubricants

Product Description

WD-40 is a trusted and proven problem solver that has so many uses and works so effectively it is found in tool boxes, work shops, garages and factories around the world. It is an essential problem solver in any maintenance environment. WD-40 is a true Multi-Purpose product. It lubricates, cleans & protects, loosens rusted parts, frees sticky mechanisms and drives out moisture to prevent rust & corrosion. WD-40 is available in sizes and delivery methods to meet every need.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars I Love this Stuff, March 3, 2010

By 

A. Levy (Chicago, IL) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: WD-40 10016 Multi-Use Product Spray, 16 Oz.

So, on a whim, I thought -- "Ya know, I've got some really hard to move, stuck all the time, old wooden drawers in a built-in cabinet. I wonder if WD-40 would do the trick." Of course, since these days, I buy almost everything on Amazon, I just popped over to the computer and made the purchase. Two days later, I was spraying WD-40 on these wooden drawers, and - holy canoli - they slide like ice now! Here's the real question - what can't WD-40 be used for?

By the way, this is a BIG container of WD-40. I'll just have to find more things to spray.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Huge can! Great deal!, October 12, 2010

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Teresa Lee (Hot Springs, Arkansas) - See all my reviews

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This review is from: WD-40 10016 Multi-Use Product Spray, 16 Oz.

I just needed some WD to replenish our household supply. So instead of making a run to the store, I bought this one. I didn't realize that it was twice the size I usually get for just about the same money! GREAT DEAL, THANKS!

1.0 out of 5 stars Outdated/Inferior product to others out there., January 19, 2012

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Wiz Dood "Wiz Dood" (LA, CA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: WD-40 10016 Multi-Use Product Spray, 16 Oz.

WD-40 is outdated, but every house seems to have one due to tradition/habit. Most people haven't questioned why things they lube only stay lubed a week or why things they use WD-40 on seem to end up gritty, grimey, and stuffed full of crud that's been attracted from unknown places.

The only use for WD-40 is water displacement, and other products still do a better job. Lubrication and rust prevention don't last longer than a few days to 1 week with WD-40 AND it attracts grit and grime like a magnet, making the problem worse AND compounding the problem if all you're doing is spraying on more WD-40.

In my house hold, all WD-40 cans have been replaced by Breakfree CLP or Corrosion X. With either product, and for the same price, you get a penetrating oil that will get into stuck nuts and bolts and free them up. The lubrication will last much much longer than WD-40: squeaky indoor hinges will stay quiet for 2 years+ AND stay grit free. Rust is also prevented much much better. I use CLP to coat my outdoor padlocks and they stay shiney and operate smoothly for at least a year in rain or shine.....they would rust up heavily after 1 week if only coated with WD-40, and all sorts of dirt gets sucked into the mechanism.

WD-40 has no place in the home. It should be sitting in a museum. It's an inferior lube and rust preventer. It attracts grime and grit like a magnet. Not only does it suck as an oil, it will negatively affect moving machine parts. Use other oils and greases available.