WD-40 Precision Pen Lubricant, 0.3 fl. oz

I absolutely love this stuff. Grandson was having a drifting problem with his controller for the Meta Quest VR so I used the wd40 pen and with great precision and without the risk of accidentally applying too much during the application. I now am my grandson's hero!

it was used to remove the rust from a pair of pliers and to unstick the zippers of a brand new pair of boots that I bought last week. It saved me from having to return them. because I couldn't unzip them to get my foot in and out.

I had several sqeaky doors which were driving me crazy. I knew WD40 would take care of it but had never used the pen. I purchased it, used it on all my doors and they no longer squeak. For me it was so much easier to use than the spray can. I will purchase again when needed.

I did buy that I guess I really don't know how to use this one cause it's a pen but I don't know what it what is good for but I'll find a reason for it. One thing I will tell you about Walmart. I bought a pipe cutter through you guys in Walmart and I never received it and I don't know how to get a hold of anybody else just to let you know You can look it up. I know I bought it that's about it. Thank you for your product.

Very easy to use, it isn't messy unless you use too much. Totally better than the can for small projects!!'

Had an article could not unfold. This took care of it in minutes

Doesn't reach all the areas I need it to go so now have to by the spray as well. But great for every where it can reach with no dripping that's why I had to try it. And way I recommended it .

It didn't work in tight spaces

Bought to use on door hinges (as is shown in the advertisement) and did not see any improvement after application. Had to purchase a separate can of WD40 to address the issue.

On first use oiled a door hinge with this. Felt tip fell out. Before that I used the spray bottle with the fold down straw. when i went to use it next time nothing would come out of the straw. I read that you could remove the spray tip and soak it in water but I couldnt get it off. Best bet I think is the old spray can that let you insert the straw before use. I dont know if these are available anymore.