Anyone else use wd40 to clean their truck? I realized the best way to clean factory rims is by spraying wd40 on each rim, letting it soak, then use a soft brush to scrub. After that, I powerspray and the rims sparkle. I dont spray the actual tire, just the rim. I also use wd40 on the front to get off splattered bugs and what not. I spray, let it soak, then powerspray it off with ease. Gotta love it - wd40.

 

I only used WD-40 to remove pine tree sap...WD-40 and a microfiber towel and wipe gently....Just remember that this will strip any wax off so make sure to wash the area (or entire truck) and re-wax the affected area

 

I've never used that stuff on rims before

 

WD-40 works great on tar also



Kenny

 

(Found this on http://tsikot.yehey.com/forums/showt...491#post704491)

Instant Spot Remover and Car Wax

Try this trick to get rid of spots on your car or truck's paint: First, wet the hood of your car or truck with water. While wet with water, spray some WD-40 in the shape of the letter "S" on each side. The "S" shape allows for greater coverage. After spraying, wipe away the WD-40 with a paper towel. This process will remove many of the water spots and leave your car with a nice shine that lasts for weeks.


Easy Shine

After washing an auto or truck, spray WD-40 on a soft cloth and wipe down the surface of the vehicle. The WD-40 leaves a nice sheen, repels road film and is quicker to apply than polish.


Professional Finish

Use WD-40 after completely giving an engine a shampoo. After the engine dries, spray WD-40 everywhere and let it dry. The WD-40 will protect all the moving parts, eliminate moisture and give the new engine look.


Tire Prep

Many kart racers try a lot of things to get more “bite” from their tires, coating them in everything from gas to bleach, but a coat of WD-40 works best. Try applying one thick coat of WD-40, wrapping the tires, and letting them sit until you’re ready to race.


Easy Mud Clean Up

Liberally spray the undercarriage of all vehicles before four-wheeling. When you get home, the mud hoses right off without a great deal of scrubbing. This trick works well on your daily driver as well.

 

I don't use paper towels on my vehicles paint, nor do I use brushes on my wheels so I guess I will have to pass on the great WD-40.

 

WD40's MSDS. I'd think twice.

 

ya would like to know would it also work on polished aluminum wheels...