6. Lubricate car door hinges
If your car doors squeak or are hard to open, a little WD-40 on the hinges will fix the issue. It also extends the life of the hinges by preventing wear and tear.
7. Remove stickers and adhesive residue
Want to get rid of a sticker or decal from your windshield? Spray WD-40 on the sticker, wait a few minutes, and gently scrape it off with a plastic card. It also works wonders on adhesive residue.
8. Stop squeaky wipers
If your windshield wipers squeak or don’t move smoothly, apply a small amount of WD-40 to the metal arms. This will make them quieter and more efficient.
9. Restore cloudy headlights
Plastic headlights can turn yellow or cloudy over time. Rub them with a cloth soaked in WD-40 to remove grime and restore their shine. You’ll notice an immediate improvement in visibility.
10. Protect rubber seals
The rubber seals around your car doors and windows can dry out or crack. Apply WD-40 to keep them supple and prevent cracking, especially during cold weather.
Safety Tips for Using WD-40
- Avoid spraying WD-40 on brake discs, pads, or tires, as it may reduce grip.
- Always test WD-40 on a small, inconspicuous area before using it on painted or plastic surfaces.
Conclusion
WD-40 is a must-have product for every car owner. With these hacks, you can save time, money, and extend your vehicle’s life. The next time you face a car maintenance problem, reach for your trusty can of WD-40!
