WD-40 Specialist Silicone Spray Lubricant 400ml Can - Versatile All-Weather P...

A friend recommended this to me. I was having issues with the lock on my front door. A couple of sprays of this and everything worked smoothly again. It doesn't seem to cause any issues. The straw nozzle makes it easy to direct the product.

I used this WD-40 Specialist Silicone Spray to lubricate all the door locks and hinges around my home in preparation for the winter weather, and it worked great. The spray goes on smoothly, leaves a clean, non-greasy finish, and immediately stopped squeaks while keeping everything moving freely. The Smart Straw makes it easy to apply accurately, even in awkward spots. It’s reassuring to know it offers all-weather rust protection, and overall it’s an excellent product that does exactly what it’s meant to do.

"Who are these losers reviewing WD40 on Amazon", you might ask? So did I! Well! My hanging blinds have been sticking for months and driving me insane. I assumed something was warped or broken, then ChatGPT suggested I try silicone spray... whatever that was... well I saw this WD40, gave it a generous spay, and now it's gliding better than if Torville and Dean birthed a bald eagle. This stuff LUBRICATES. My blinds have never been zippier, I feel like a real man now I have THREE specialist cans of WD-40 in my cupboard. No price is too high for how good I feel about this purchase! The only issue I have is that it doesn't smell quite as good as the original, yet it has a captivating, evocative musk of its own. Highly recommend!

Needed a quick solution, to a problem. This at the time seemed to be it . Lubricated creeping metal parts effectively, but, application should be more frequantly than the 'original' oil based lubricant of the same name. The only downside, is, is they're both messy and even with the attached straw the stuff goes all over the place. I'ts oil and silicone, leaves a slippy residue, if you dont wipe up properly. Hazardous in any environment. BE AWARE! Clean up, the localised area's thoroughly. Wood laminate flooring in my case. Any localised wall paintwork also. It stains when dry. Buy it. It isn't used professionally, for no reason.

A friend suggested I try this when my patio doors were almost stuck and screeching badly. I sprayed the runners and they started moving smoothly again straight away — no noise, no effort. Since then, I’ve used it in the garage on garden tools and other moving parts (grass cutter, hinges, etc.), and everything feels smoother to use. The can is a good size, and the little straw nozzle makes it easy to get into tight spots. Pros • Fixed my noisy patio doors instantly • Works well on garden tools and hinges • Easy to apply with the straw nozzle • Big can that lasts Cons • Strong smell if spraying indoors Verdict Didn’t expect much, but it really does the job. Handy to keep around for doors, tools, and anything with moving parts. (Photo 1: can with nozzle closed) (Photo 2: nozzle extended with straw tube) (Photo 3: normal spray nozzle shown)

It’s lubricant spray from WD-40. There are other brands at cheaper prices but this is the real stuff . It does the job and last. I use the silicone spray on nylon runners of sliding doors and also inside locks. It works wonders.

The item was good but it was just placed on the floor outside the front door and the bell wasn’t rung. It was not handed to the customer as stated that was a lie

Creaky doors proving a nuisance especially with a sleeping baby in the house. This did the trick, quick spray to the hinges, a wipe of any excess trickling down the door and sorted. Creaking doors no more.