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When mudding and taping, tools have to be cleaned consistently with water, making them prone to rust. Protect them with WD-40_® Multi-Use Product.

What happens when you leave your tools in the bed of your truck and there's a rainstorm? Use WD-40_® Multi-Use Product to displace the water your valuable tools get soaked with.

Instead of throwing away rusted tools and equipment, try using the WD-40_® Specialist Rust Remover Soak to restore them back to bare metal first.

At the end of a job, you can use WD-40_® Multi-Use Product to help remove duct tape residue, mastics and caulking.

Prior to using a ramset gun to shoot pins into concrete, coat all of the tool's parts with WD-40_® Multi-Use Product to keep it operating smoothly.

It's important to keep vinyl windows clean on a busy jobsite. Spraying them down with WD-40_® Specialist Water-Resistant Silicone Spray during the installation process helps protect them from unwanted gunk.

Plumbing tools are constantly exposed to water. Use WD-40_® Multi-Use Product as a rust inhibitor and to displace moisture.

During plumbing repair, use WD-40_® Multi-Use Product for rust prevention to protect mechanisms from corrosion and ensure they're easy to replace.

Disassembling an old valve can be tough, especially if you're just using a wrench. Use a penetrating spray like the WD-40_® Specialist Rust Release Penetrant to help.

Caked on grease and buildup is common on drain cleaning equipment. Use WD-40_® Multi-Use Product for gunk removal and bearing lubrication.

Vehicles sometimes leave unsightly oil stains on driveways. WD-40_® Multi-Use Product can help remove those spots.

Spray WD-40_® Multi-Use Product on pipe cutter chains to keep roller bearings moving freely and ensure you have an even cut.

Fan blades are unique to specific AC units. During air conditioning repair, they need to be removed intact and replaced carefully.

Failure of heat exchangers is the No. 1 cause of furnaces needing to be replaced. See how you can use WD-40_® Multi-Use Product to diagnose cracks.

Compressor bolts are often rusted and difficult to get to. Use WD-40_® Specialist Rust Release Penetrant to help remove and protect them.

Chip Foose uses WD-40_® Specialist_™ Protective White Lithium Grease to lubricate and silence hinges and latches, and protect them from rust and corrosion.

Chip Foose uses WD-40_® Specialist_™ Long-Term Corrosion Inhibitor to protect the undercarriages of his vehicles from rust and corrosion.

Chip Foose uses WD-40_® Specialist_™ Rust Remover Soak to restore rusted brackets, bolts, tools and other parts back to bare metal.

Chip Foose uses the new WD-40_® Specialist_™ line of products in his shop to get the job done.

Chip Foose uses WD-40_® Multi-Use Product to remove mud, road tar and bugs from his vehicles.

Chip Foose uses WD-40_® Multi-Use Product to protect machining equipment from rust and corrosion.

Chip Foose sprays a light coat of
WD-40_® Multi-Use Product inside his vehicles' distributors to displace moisture after washing.

Chip Foose uses WD-40_® Multi-Use Product to lubricate and protect things from rust and corrosion.

Chip Foose wipes down his tools with WD-40_® Multi-Use Product to help remove grease and grime, and keep them in good working condition.

Chip Foose uses WD-40_® Multi-Use Product to remove grease and grime caked onto engine blocks and their compartments.

Chip Foose sprays WD-40_® Multi-Use Product to help remove nuts and bolts on fenders, chassis, drive train and dash components.

Chip Foose uses WD-40_® Multi-Use Product more than any other tool in the shop - even as a cutting oil when doing machining.

Chip Foose uses WD-40_® Multi-Use Product to protect his vehicles' metal and chrome parts from rust and corrosion.

Chip Foose sprays WD-40_® Multi-Use Product on his vehicle's tires to give them a nice black sheen.

That tasty flower was mere inches away, but thanks to WD-40, Mr. Slug will be going hungry today.

Grounded by its sticky, noisy gears and chain, a bicycle once again takes flight thanks to some help from its trusted friend, WD-40.

A lug wrench huffs and puffs and struggles with a set of stuck nuts until WD-40 arrives to save the day.

Stuck in the tall grass, what's a lawnmower to do? Once again, it's WD-40 to the rescue.

With the sharks circling, it's no time for your engine to cut out. Fortunately it's just the right time for WD-40.

Dirt and grime may make this trashcan blue, but it's nothing WD-40 can't undo.

Discover some of the more than 2,000 surprising ways WD-40 can help you around the house, garden and garage. The question is not, "What can WD-40 do?" The real question is, "What...

Unveiled at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, this custom blue-and-yellow 2010 Chevy Camaro included parts from some of the top companies in the auto aftermarket industry. The vehicle...

Can Hand solves a sticky situation using WD-40 to remove unwanted bumper stickers.

Hedging crisis averted! Having some hedge fun learning how to trim shrubs and prune hedges with a helping "Hand." Thanks, Can Hand!

Grandpa takes a 'roll' down memory lane... will Grandpa be able to bridge the gap between Now and Then?

Grandpa goes fishing; but will he come up empty handed?

She's no Mozart but the stuck piano key is driving Grandpa crazy. Can Hand to the rescue!

What is all that NOISE? See how Can Hand helps Grandpa to put his issues to bed so he can rest easy.

What colorful horror lurks in the kitchen?

Witness an epic lawn battle as Grandpa faces off against the Garden Gnome. Will Can Hand save the day?

Watch how the revolutionary delivery system helps protect and lubricate your biggest projects: making cleaning your dirt bike a cinch after a wild ride by spraying it down before...

WD-40 Company's VP Research and Development, Dr. Ernie Bernarducci, talks about the myriad uses of WD-40, as well as some new innovations like the Smart Straw.

Lubricate your holiday spirit with the world-renowned entertainer, Rick McSlickerson and his Holiday Heaven Music Box Holiday Music Collection. If there's one thing Rick knows,...