Did you know that WD-40 was developed to displace moisture from the surface of NASA's Atlas Missile? If it was good enough for rocket scientists, it's good enough for you! Try WD-40 to prevent rust and corrosion on many other things, and use it to displace moisture from:

• Electrical panels and outlets (Make sure power is disconnected before spraying with WD-40)
• Moving parts of outdoor patio furniture
• Bicycle chains after a wash
• Hinges on pruning shears
• Distributor caps

Sports and summer go hand-in-hand. Whether it's a Little League baseball game, a five-on-five pickup basketball match or one of the many water-based sports people enjoy, WD-40 can help keep equipment in good shape. Try it to:

• Help penetrate stuck metal cleats when replacement becomes necessary
• Lubricate moving parts of breakaway rims
• Drive moisture from electrical components on personal watercraft
• Shine brass and silver fittings and features on ski and sailboats
• Remove adhesive and stickers from helmets and other new equipment
• Help remove grass stains from balls, uniforms and hands

These uses for WD-40 were provided to WD-40 Company by end-users of the product and do not constitute recommendations or suggestions of use of WD-40 by WD-40 Company. These uses have not been tested by WD-40 Company