Mechanics do this and never tell you

Here it is 🙋🏻‍♂️ #ad

Automotive tech and shop owner here, we only use WD40 for cleaning some parts and steel table tops. It is not a lubricant.

Wrong. Wrong. Wrong. WD40 accumulates dirt - so bad for locks, and not so awesome for engine bays either.

Try WD-40 on your brakes for high performance braking. The more the better! F1 drivers use this hack

Honestly, a few drops of oil on door hinges works better and lasts longer..

Usin this WD on windows glass guides will damage them , silicon based lubricants should be used instead of WD. Please correct, this is a WD sponsored ad, and should be recognized like that, it is not reflecting what is better for a car.

That's why I learn as much as I can about cars. DIY is best.

@TheCleanCarClub Found it👇#ad

Also apply to the rubbers of the car and it will stop them from perishing, same goes for tyre walls (walls only!) also spray a light coat over your car during winter months to stop the metal/steel from rusting due to snow laying on it or frost 👌🏻

Wd40 only lasts for 15-20 days in open air, it repels moisture and does NOT moisturise anything... So this is not a fix, it's a cover up... Go with a proper solution with each individual issue... 🤦‍♀️🤷😅