WD40 spray 150

This is a stainless and lubricating spray that works well even at very high temperatures. This spray is used to remove rust. This spray penetrates rusty and rotten surfaces and removes rust and dirt from metal surfaces, electrical wires, damaged screws, electrical equipment, fittings, control mechanisms, and other metal parts.

In 1953, Rocket Chemical, a California-based company, launched the first series of products, the WD-40, which was used to degrease and clean parts used in the aerospace and rocket industries. 

In 1969 the company was renamed WD-40 Company Inc and entered the stock market in 1973 with a 61% increase in value on the first day. Since then, the company's activities have increased and today, in addition to home consumption, it is also used in the automotive, sports, aerospace, building, agriculture, and computer industries.

In 2008, an automatic model or Pen was introduced, which features easy transportation, the abandonment of the spray method, and the ability to rub in contact with the desired location. At the same time, the Fan Club, which now has more than 100,000 members, was formed and a list of 2,000 WD-40 applications was presented to members.