WD-40® Specialist® Water Resistant Silicone Lubricant, 11 oz

Bought this for husband to use on our sliders (doors). Living at the beach the sliding door tracks are exposed to a lot of weather and he chose this product mainly based on his opinion that WD-40 makes quality products. He is happy with the results and will buy again.

My dryer was squeaking and squealing, Loud. We took it apart and thought we cleaned and lubed (graphite) the idler pulley very well. It still squealed and I thought we'd need to replace the idler pulley or the dryer itself. I didn't want to take it apart again. I removed the bottom panel, reached in and squirted this WD-40 SILICONE spray lubricant on and around the pulley wheel. Quiet as new. And has been for weeks now. Glad I have a large can in case it gets noisy again. I'm sure I'll find other uses for this lubricant. I love that it doesn't gum up like oil based lubes.

I use this on everything but especially on my home products that are exposed to our Ohio weather that may freeze up during our winters. Garage door track/rollers, chain, and hinges. Use on all my exterior doors on the locks, deadbolt, hinges, and doorknobs. Love the pop-up spray nozzle. Always have this around for anything that squeaks or sticks.

Everyone knows about WD40 and this particular recipe is just another one to add to the shelf. Each one has different applications and this will eventually come in handy. Standard WD40 doesn't fit every situation. I recommend this highly along with the other specialty WD40 products

Worked perfectly on my 1970 Dodge Van leaf springs. At 55 years old she still runs like a champ, and supports a ton of weight on a daily basis. Keeping the spring's lubricated w/ this WD-40 type keeps her quiet when constantly loading, unloading, and driving down bumpy roads. Also works great on hinges, plastic, and where you need longer lasting results WD-40 has long standing product trust for a reason. 10/10

Purchased on recommendation by a friend that I should purchase “Boeing” brand (same as airplane). Was talking about living two blocks from the gulf,small island where we use bikes a lot,and in general seems bicycles spend most of their life outdoors here .. a lot of salt air,windy days blowing salty sand and our bicycles like everything here are prone to an early,rusty death. My friend said she had started using a silicone product by Boeing (like the airplane) and spraying,coating her bicycles,bike pet trailers etc., (she has a collection) spraying a coat of this silicone spray to protect her bicycles,other outdoor training,adventure,toys. Looked into Boeing product,found on Amazon,quite pricy which I had expected. Researched it,searched for it and similar on Walmart,came across this similar product by a trusted brand, WD-40 which if we're honest we're all guilty of using the original WD-40 on just about everything! Purchased WD-40 Specialist,sprayed a generous coating on my mountain bike and literally coated entire bicycle;cables,handbrakes,brakes,wheels,chain.. let it dry (pretty sure I was too generous,but the salt air down here will rust plastic! Had planned to ride the mountain bike a couple hours later,but plans changed,didn't ride until next morning. Bike was shiny! And dry .. not sticky or even tacky .. seemed to do exactly as I had hoped. Plan to continue using this “Specialist” version of the trusted brand WD-40 on my bicycles and other to coat and protect against the elements .. will continue the tradition of trying this Specialist version of WD-40 and the original on literally anything and everything. Highly recommend

I put this on my reclining shower chair and the chairs overt 5 years old and it was still effective before my shower and then I tried again after and it still works just as well. I'm sure I'll find other ways to use it I will keep reapplying it as needed

I mainly use this for lubricating and prolonging the life of the smith machine. Excellent lubricant. Highly recommend this product. Can't go wrong with WD-40! Has been around as long as I have been living!

There are many silicone sprays available and they work well. I found that this one does not leave stains. I sometimes use it for lubricating door hinges in my house, but I found that the other silicone sprays would leave stains where this one did not. It's a little more expensive that the others, but it's better than having unsightly stains indoors in the living space.

Silicon spray was recommended to lubricate window balances because, the whole point of using a silicon spray is that it is supposed to dry fast so it does not attract dirt/dust. This WD 40 Silicon spray does not dry, it stays wet and drips everywhere. “Fast Drying” is on the front of the can and in the description on the back of the can, very misleading.