12 BRILLIANT ideas with WD 40

[@MrAxTheBackBencherExperiment]

Alloy wheels are exposed to the elements and all sorts of dirt and road grime. WD-40 Multi-Use Product protects metal from rust and corrosion, penetrates stuck parts, displaces moisture and lubricates almost anything…and cleans up alloy wheels a treat! Simply spray on a clean, soft cloth and rub over. For more stubborn dirt and grime, use a brush or apply more pressure to remove. Don’t Spray on Brakes....

[@poasei]

Mr. Ax : The BackBencher Experiment lubricants and disc brakes=no brakes.so remove the wheels .#justsaying

[@trooperthatsall5250]

Wow you over sprayed on to the disks - oil on them ruins the pads and is very dangerous if under hard braking.

[@nebula4287]

That's not carbon rust that is called brake dust.

[@nebula4287]

This is also why someone has invented a thing called BRAKE CLEANER it works much better than wd-40

[@ShadowNuke]

FFS... Carbon rust?!?! Are you serious??

[@tlfanatics2917]

When I have a squeaky door hinge in the house I always spray the entire hinge,door frame, and the wall as well. Works like a charm.

[@seadog915]

my kind of humor

[@autozcrave]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWSmiIx-iNpjras

[@whyalwaysme2522]

rotfLoL

[@whyalwaysme2522]

@@seadog915 mine twoo

[@zoroisgreen]

does the walls in your home squeek to ? i though they only had ears😂

[@robertthomas6127]

WD 40 is a creep Oil, hence less is more. The way this guy sprays this stuff he must have bought stock in the company.

[@Otto45]

I agree with less is more when it comes to WD-40 but, it is not an oil. Its basically Naphta.

[@robertthomas6127]

@@Otto45 ... Agreed I should not have written oil, but substance.The proof lies in the fact that one can use it to remove oil from ones hands or surfaces. It is the best hand cleaner on the market for all possible products. Although it may not be good to make a habit of it. Have a nice day!

[@TravelogsIndia]

Yeeah.. its so expensive in India.. and he is spraying like it is a 1 dollar thing...

[@ranga8581]

For the purpose of vlogging he sprays it like a mosquito sprayer 😂 however he myt b using only drops if he had actually purchased it... The way he pours it😁

[@babudhi]

You should always use the extender pipe to avoid wasting.

[@kalleklp7291]

Thanks for showing us all the things W-40 was developed and designed for. Also thanks for showing us how to lubricate the brake pads and the disc rotor, you'll have a nasty surprise first time you step on the brakes and expect them to do their job!

[@nitishgoel3969]

Bro it is going to become air in small amount of time max to max brakes are gonna give issue one time then they are again going to be same as before

[@TM-wm7om]

@@nitishgoel3969 One failure is enough to cause an accident. All the lubrication will be gone.

[@instrummmental2334]

Hahahha this guy is incredible...he taught us about life 🤣😅🤣😅🤣😅😂

[@SteveMacSticky]

Yeah, never spray lubricant on brakes 😣

[@keithreeder]

@@nitishgoel3969 Rubbish!

[@AkashYadavOriginal]

When your nose gets blocked due to cold, you can spray WD-40 to clean it instantly 😉

[@DrS357]

Be an example first..

[@jedztv7867]

Pagal

[@AkashYadavOriginal]

@@jedztv7867 Sarcasm samaj nahi aata mandbuddhi

[@daveashy1835]

might be a good remedy for covid

[@NASARPANDA]

It will clean Corona virus too

[@taraholmesuk]

the footrest on the bike is the least of your worries with a chain looking like that !

[@dredonaut5529]

agreed

[@KekasihMuGelap]

LOL, that is so right! If he sprayed like that for just a footrest, he would finish 2 bottles of WD40 just for the chain.

[@rahulrajan7096]

🤣🤣🤣

[@wolf777hell]

That chain does look mighty shite ey

[@giannhslakiss]

I agree, but the footrest it's seams like new when the chain cut your leg.

[@lukehattingh8735]

This guy just discovered WD40

[@anitanelakanth5433]

😂

[@Alaradi.]

The mystery of the undiscovered object has been solved

[@abdurahmanchy7848]

Lmao

[@MEGAPARTY140]

No he just discovered how to have 9.3 million views including you

[@elonmusk1990]

Da FK dude🤣

[@waterfordMARTIN]

Yeaaa. Spray it on them brakes for a new unknown driving experiences 🥴🥴🥴

[@toniobars9420]

Hahaha some might believe your suggestion.. very dangerous 😂😂😂

[@galeriadelmotorista3420]

Jajajajajajajajaja

[@Butternut21]

I actually spray some on my bike brakes. a temporary solution for brake noises. I just make sure I test drive it a bit until the brakes feel back to normal before I go on the main roads

[@nihalahammed9137]

@@Butternut21 you did whatt ?? Wd40 is a lubricant too. Wont dry quickly. Use brake cleaners. You will have zero brakes like this

[@Butternut21]

@@nihalahammed9137 works for me to get rid of squeaky brakes. if it works it works bro

[@springy-2112]

Look Mum no brakes !!!!

[@michaelback283]

Brains.... it's look mom no brains.

[@Lustythedoggy]

There are tons of videos for how to use WD-40 so after watching those videos i start using it as DEODORANT😅 and it really works well as always 😝

[@martinfilardi2614]

I use it for starter fluid, it is very flammable.

[@johnybrokeit]

Thank you for this video! So many people do not know how simple it is to fix such problems and i keep telling them about WD-40. It is Not a new brilliant idea, but it IS brilliant that u r showing us that there is a product in the market to help us with these issues. Thank you! One more use I found for it: when your garbage collector van does not come for a few days, spray wd-40 around your garbage bag in the house in a circle, and ants will not go near it :) Jony

[@dennismalley3641]

Elizabethhurley

[@undertaker666dead]

Using WD40 for what is was meant for is NOT brilliant idea.

[@carlosberrios1021]

undertaker666dead Lol yep

[@kulvindersingh5461]

It's like someone saying I got a brilliant use for a pen!! I can write any thing down and then show you everything you could write down. Lol

[@tobywilliams7438]

I was thinking that... What a fool.

[@Simsy106]

Very true. But in the first few seconds you see it on the brakes disks while cleaning wheels. Not sure that's a smart idea

[@nithinjoseph9902]

undertaker666dead just what i thought

[@X_abc_123_X]

Remember kids, always keep your brake rotors well lubricated!

[@yonidejong1693]

abc 123 😂😂😂😂😂

[@actualyoungfarmer1078]

He gone learn today.

[@MrAxTheBackBencherExperiment]

You are right Don’t spray on Brake. you can use WD on alloy wheels for Remove carbon Dust.

[@pighater951]

😂😂😂👌✌

[@GrimYak]

Mr. Ax : The BackBencher Experiment but you just did.

[@eduardocordobacalles2681]

!QUE IMAGINACION! !!QUE INGENIO! ESTAS LLEGANDO A LA CIMA DEL INTELECTO HUMANO. No puedo unirme a tí en ningún proyecto, por que no estoy a la altura necesaria, tal vez cuando me convierta en un ser superior como tú.

[@MoodZone101]

Great videos ❤️

[@chicobicalho5621]

This comes from the people who came across WD40 for the first time in their lives and are AMAZED at what it can do... (I can't wait to see what they will do when they find out it can remove spray paint from metal surfaces)

[@vogelwild382]

Or take a shower with it!

[@mbiky]

Another great idea for bikers (own experience) It is great for replacing the grips on the steering handle. Both for taking them off as for putting them on. At first they can just be slit on, wait a little and they get stuck and can be used.

[@0004ogre]

Hair spray works better

[@icyfranky]

@@0004ogre yes and does not dry out the rubber like WD40 does

[@garryh3126]

Wow you can even use it for Lubrication in the bedroom..

[@roypjohno8118]

HAI GOOD MORNING SUPER WD 40 SUPER SUPER SUPER 👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌🌹🌹🌹

[@AnilKumar-np4fr]

Thanks for sharing

[@danielwalsh7538]

Struggling to see what’s brilliant about this as it’s doing what it’s meant to

[@kuspitmarcin]

When i cant sleep i just use this on my eyes helps always

[@prashuff517]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHirh6atmZ5mmsk Suzuki gixer

[@pauldemetriou8105]

You can also spray WD 40 on an ipod lock screen switch i did and it really works.

[@matinkungle1467]

Good video sir 👌👌👌

[@MrAxTheBackBencherExperiment]

thanks

[@isachilcat]

I am commenting from Japan. I'm polishing my headlights with WD-40. You should try too. You will get good results. I'm looking forward to the next video. Thank you.

[@einarikeskipoho9535]

This video is great! It shows how you use wd-40 how its meant to

[@ankabo76]

You are using it, what it is made for. Applause!

[@bikebuilt8143]

I prefer to soak my brake discs in conventional engine oil, helps them last longer.

[@m3dia95]

Lol, great that some one else noticed that.

[@KhalidKhalid-nw6sh]

Useful Thank you 👍👍👍

[@MrAxTheBackBencherExperiment]

thanks

[@Funkstar124]

WD also does a fantastic job on black plastic car trim such as bumpers (fenders for you Americans) better than more expensive products like "Back to Black". And it lasts too! I tried it on my 1984 Vauxhall Astra trim which was all faded and knackered and it made it look like new!

[@skibson94]

Great, next time do a video of examples of amaizing usage of water!

[@pedallinraw]

Plus gas or other actual penetrating lube is better for rusted in bolts...and long term oil is better as wd40 is more for water displacement and short term fix 🙂👍🏻

[@jeffruebens8355]

I have found PB Blaster (or Seafoam Deep Creep) penetrating oil spray cleans better, and Fluid Film spray lasts longer as a lube than WD 40. Generally, every specialty spray or liquid works better, such as Turtle Wax Trim Restorer, Mothers Mag & Aluminum Polish, and Mothers VLR (vinyl, leather and rubber).

[@Fikry-Elfassakh]

Very very very very good .

[@MrAxTheBackBencherExperiment]

thanks

[@ad-production2126]

Good working

[@josem.2909]

W-40 is a lubricant, it has oil.. spraying w-40 on wheels might not be a good idea if you spray it over the rotors, it will mess up the brake pads

[@craigfishcake2543]

It isn't a lubricant. Put it on a bike chain if you don't believe me.

[@rockintigger]

Well spotted that man.

[@General_Troddel]

WD-40 dissolves oil..

[@addictedtorc]

Issa Solvent

[@richardrichard5409]

It's a light oil....any light oil will thin. A heavier oil.....diesel fuel is an oil for example, as is kerosene the main oil in WD40.....best to keep it away from brake surfaces though :)

[@debbiecronan3773]

Can ANYONE Imagine .......? Using WD40,... As a LUBRICANT ?????? Amazing !

[@yoshivandijken4378]

Try spraying it on really hot brakes!! That way the steam that comes off steams all the dust away!

[@apexjoe4769]

WD 40... What a great all around product !

[@mbiky]

Another nice use: Improve the looks on all your old plastic car parts. Like the black bumbers that turned grey over the years ? With WD40 they turn a nice deep black again. At first they get a bit of a wet look, but next day they look like new again. Same use for your dash as well.

[@davenl2205]

But for how long will it stay that way?

[@mbiky]

@@davenl2205 Never gave that any attention. That would be a nice subject for a test

[@Merovingian1111]

Be VERY carefull using WD 40 on rims. You might get some lubricant on your discbrakes. They won't brake very good anymore.

[@vessmachineen193]

its a very useful tool we usually use them as well

[@Jan621117]

This product is amazing and your suggestions more than brilliant! Thanks for making me aware of that miraculous new product! Where can I buy it? :-0

[@normawilson1328]

Jan621117 pound shop

[@akhlduke392]

👌 nice 👌

[@MrAxTheBackBencherExperiment]

thanks

[@tomruggiero8414]

works GREAT on my shaft and keeps it lubed and ready for use

[@genilsonborges5237]

Que doideira aplicando wd na roda pode atingir as pastilhas de freio e perder a frenagem!

[@YamahaWR-NL]

Yeah while cleaning the rim greasing up the brake rotors so there will be less friction 😂

[@Korsfestelse]

YamahaWR-NL right? Just spray it on the cloth if you really can't be arsed to actually clean the car properly

[@dougfreeze]

Watching this at 2X speed is your friend with this video!

[@monabailey3093]

Miracle product for sure

[@rahmandjuned1125]

Great job

[@MrAxTheBackBencherExperiment]

thanks 😊

[@stevenrobertson6656]

Dude, what a BRILLIANT idea... using WD 40 for what it's meant to be used for !

[@georgep4467]

you need to spray a bit more your not using enough

[@DayClanTribe]

That's what I was thinking. Just empty the whole can why don't ya?

[@corneilcorneil]

Sure, he need to use minumum 5 times more 🤣

[@stfuplsok]

george p *you're

[@shamkhorana6611]

wd40 isnt that cheap in india

[@timone1423]

Exactly! This guy is using it way too generousily!

[@HamzahVerster]

Next time, try water and soap.

[@100cnut4]

Woulda been more interesting if it where cooking oil hacks for your wheels/tyres/brake pads ,I woulda may of even giving it a like 😁

[@marlonsalvador7396]

Useful video 😍😍😍😘😘😘thanku so much

[@YouTubeusr]

Well these days I bathe in wd-40. I feel so much better!

[@gerry5134]

Yeah that's an excellent idea,. Spray it onto your brake discs so they will spin nice and fast and you won't have to stop at any more of those pesky traffic stop lights ..... You could also spray some up your nose while your driving . It has a mild anesthetic effect for those moments you collide with other idiots who also sprayed their disc brakes with it !! 😂😂😂😂

[@madingahmar4420]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@whyalwaysme2522]

Rotlf

[@rahulasiet]

😅😀

[@dewdrops9253]

Ur great funny maan🤣🤣😂🤣

[@ronsmate]

Absolutely brilliant using DW40 as a lubricant, who would have thought? And I would have though some warm soapy water would have been cheaper than buying cans of DW40 that there you go again, I seriously miss thought that one. And for the life of me I never considered spraying DW40 on by brake rotors. Thank you Mr Ax for these useless .... oops, I meant, useless tips.

[@JHowardJones]

It's "WD-40" not DW40

[@keerthanabasavendra2928]

Can It be used for worn out taps due to hard water where polish is gone

[@rehanakhter1975]

Very interesting video

[@zoroisgreen]

2:25 that screw in battery was already loose! and it did not needed a wd-40 it could be easliy unscrewd with a little effort but if u are LAZY then u are good

[@wisecampmotorcycles8258]

Also could have just used a spanner or socket instead of a screwdriver.

[@ussweeneyd]

Wow; who’d ever of thought of using WD 40 for loosening seized screws and moving parts ? 😳

[@neilchallis3203]

Also very good for sore feet

[@gooscooby5988]

Neil Challis The to

[@vv-gv2yk]

what ?

[@davicus100]

going to try this on my headlights for the car and the wheels ,, thanks yo

[@FRISTDSBREAKER]

Que bárbaro jamás se mu hubieran ocurrido tan maravillosas aplicaciónes..

[@brianwinston8627]

I bailed at 2 minutes. Going to start reading comments for videos first.

[@jeanlebaptiste1735]

Didnt last that long.

[@alexrivet1732]

yea, bailed at 40 seconds.....

[@swhite1702]

Very slow and repetitive video.

[@zero_fux_given8840]

I bailed after the first scene when i seen the wd40 hit the rotor

[@simic56]

0:30 never ever do this!!! You sprayed wd 40 on disk !!!

[@TurboMechanic]

yeaaaaaaa

[@szilardgurbai3190]

The wd 40 once suffocate to my disk on my bike and i need a disk change , never do this

[@gabrielmoldovan3277]

it hurts me inside

[@MrTwix0r]

most of these "brilliant ideas" are actualy what wd40 is made for.. nothing brilliant about lubricating a door hinge with a product that is made to do this. same with the bike foot stand. and please be very carefull using this on your wheels.. you do not want a lubricant on your brake disk...

[@alanbrown397]

Lubricating any hinge with WD40 is a silly idea. The hinge is almost guaranteed to fail a few months later. WD40 is not a lubricant, it's a penetrating/cleaning oil and you should always folllow up with a real oil afterwards. WD = "water displacer" - it's good for rust protection. That's what it was created for. One thing it's _BRILLIANT_ for is graffiti prevention - wipe down metal shutters or other surfaces with it. As well as preventing oxidation, the remaining oil film means any sprayed graffiti will simply wipe off the surface.

[@clayc2580]

MrTwix0r He needed to oil the chain on the motorcycle instead of the foot peg. Rusty.

[@alanbrown397]

And use a PTFE lubricant, else it will end up crusty again.

[@pauldunneska]

Alan Brown WD40 is brilliant on hinges and door locks,i used it on hinges of doors to stop the squeaky noise and a jammy doorlock on the same door and the lock on the backgate was sticking as well,that was ten years ago and haven't had to use it since,still have that very same spraycan of WD40 after ten years and everything working perfectly.

[@Markdmarque]

WD40 is not actually designed as a permanent lubricant in most circumstances. It is water displacement (WD).Too light a lubricant for lots of things and actually no good for most lubrication as it dissolves the thicker grease that was originally on the item to be lubricated. Window hinges get worse!

[@mbiky]

Another use: repel moist and corrosion from connectors. It is non conductive, so just spray. Even works great with ignition parts, like old type distributor and on sparkplugs and its leads.

[@jamesayers1770]

Wow thanks for the video

[@deborasantos382]

ESTOU CHOCADAAAAA, COM TANTA UTILIDADE

[@ruskaodishvili842]

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[@RATADATUAVELHA]

experimenta tirar os restos de cera da depilação das pernas e afins...sai com uma facilidade...

[@NguyenNguyen-ss5hq]

8:02 he lost the patience lol

[@adeptgamezone8457]

So true😂

[@thecapone45]

Holy moly he kept spraying so much.

[@hendracendri2510]

mantap dan kreatif sekali bng..?

[@RuhulAmin-dk6uj]

Excellent

[@JonNelson90WBN]

the WD stands for water displacement I case you were wondering And the 40 for the 40th attempt

[@0729billy1]

The WD-40 is petrol based oil. Does it damage rubber and plastic?

[@marklane5222]

任峰 Billy CHENG 鄭 It perishes rubber.

[@MrAxTheBackBencherExperiment]

You are right Don’t spray on Brake. you can use WD on alloy wheels for Remove carbon Dust.

[@MrAxTheBackBencherExperiment]

任峰 Billy CHENG 鄭 Alloy wheels are exposed to the elements and all sorts of dirt and road grime. WD-40 Multi-Use Product protects metal from rust and corrosion, penetrates stuck parts, displaces moisture and lubricates almost anything…and cleans up alloy wheels a treat! Simply spray on a clean, soft cloth and rub over But Don’t Spray on Brakes.

[@nebula4287]

WD-40 IS INDEED NOT AN OIL BUT A SOLVENT

[@ShadowNuke]

It depends on the type of plastic it is sprayed on. It can, and will contribute to premature wear of some plastics and rubbers.

[@janrally8474]

Aha...so you can lube stuff with it? I have used it to spray in my asscrack so i could cycle faster. Thank you for this informant video.

[@CARAIRCONTECH]

nice

[@DR-lg6xr]

i cant believe this stuff..... truly magic......wow

[@chrisatc627]

Love the wd40 on the brake rotor when he cleaned the wheel , top notch service

[@alexavina1]

I'm going to put some in my pizza.

[@sebastiancrabill444]

you can also spray it on your head to regrow your hair too

[@RED1982ONE]

Sebastian Crabill lol😝

[@Anonymous-or4ru]

If you count a 3cm growth on the end of my Johnson that plugged my urethra until it was removed, yes. Otherwise, no.

[@jamesdolan6485]

I'll just use it for receding hairline then !!

[@Anonymous-or4ru]

Indeed. If you're that age, maybe you should dab some on your wife's dying bramble bush. Might promote some growth.

[@zoltanhegedus2750]

Haha 🤣🤣🤣

[@tordzz6327]

Hello, can I use WD-40 to lube mechanical switches because I live in France and I can't buy any Super Lube. Thanks

[@sachinjoshi1805]

Nice video...

[@Iamtheproject007R]

Sprays the bike foot peg but forget the rusty bike chain. Lmao

[@whyalwaysme2522]

I was looking for this LoL

[@bjorn1583]

this is the first time l have seen someone call brake dust carbon rust WD40 is a penetrant not a lubricant so yes good to clean things but never use it as an oil

[@MrAxTheBackBencherExperiment]

You are right Don’t spray on Brake. you can use WD on alloy wheels for Remove carbon Dust.

[@MrAxTheBackBencherExperiment]

bjorn1583 Alloy wheels are exposed to the elements and all sorts of dirt and road grime. WD-40 Multi-Use Product protects metal from rust and corrosion, penetrates stuck parts, displaces moisture and lubricates almost anything…and cleans up alloy wheels a treat! Simply spray on a clean, soft cloth and rub over But Don’t Spray on Brakes.

[@nebula4287]

I AM NOVA the stock brakes that come on a street car from the factory are not carbon you would have to purchase aftermarket pads

[@GrimYak]

I AM NOVA and where did you get that from? Modern brakes are composite materials, the only ones running carbon rotors are the very expensive hypercars and racecars.

[@westwater73]

WD40 is shite, as for the battery If the terminals had a good dose of vasoline..

[@nts0011]

yep, wd-40 on breaks it's really great idea man!!!ehh :((

[@Kels14B]

6:20 is what i just learned that works and will be using from now on Ty..

[@dadio2005]

I had a cooking pan I bought that had a sticker on it. The manufacturer made sure you couldn't remove the entire sticker! I tried with scotchguard, soap and water, brillo pads and scrapers and soon gave up. I watched this video and after spraying it with WD-40 I now have a usable cooking pan! Thanks for the tips!

[@liyisu]

Leaving wd40 on your brake disc? Anyone sees the potentially fatal mistake here?

[@latenightcruisin2620]

Wash it off after

[@epicrider819]

In the same token, remember to keep your tires well oiled.:)

[@MrGibspoon]

Tired, gritty eyes? Just spray in some WD40 on them and they'll be fine in seconds.

[@Arijit_VU3ICT]

Great invention..

[@alienlatino2945]

The negative of using WD-40 to lubricate is that it doesn't last that long, it dries up like in 48 hrs. Its better to use good old oil. WD-40 is good to loosen rusted tight nuts and bolts. It's also a good water displacement agent.

[@satpritsinghsandhu]

This guys is spraying WD 40 everywhere, it will bring more damage this useful. Becareful of his ideas. Very few of them can only be used.

[@adeferranti4610]

Careful spraying around the brakes

[@imranbasha959]

Y

[@adeferranti4610]

@@imranbasha959 it will.ruin the brakes within a month

[@351cleavland]

I also use this for those romantic evenings with the Mrs. when she is dry and not very excited to see me.

[@carlarthur4442]

351cleavland at least your nuts wont go rusty then . 😂🤣

[@paulwalker2401]

It's a brilliant product.