There are several shade-tree solutions to common, everyday problems. One of the most popular is using penetrating oil or WD-40 to loosen rusty bolts, extend the lifespan of windshield wiper blades, or even a universal cleaning solution. But did you know that many car owners swear by its ability to fix small scratches, or reduce bugs from sticking to car paint? People use WD-40 or other generic penetrating fluids for multiple reasons. But is it safe to use on your car’s paint job? Are there risks to applying it to a clearcoat, glass, or other exterior automotive materials? These are questions we’ll answer in today’s AvalonKing blog. What is WD-40? In case you’ve been in a coma or just not too mechanically inclined, WD-40 is a penetrating fluid lubricating oil that was created in the 1950’s. It’s pretty much
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