WD-40 Specialist Roller Chain Non-Fling Lubricant, 10 OZ

I love WD40 lubricant so when I saw they make chain lube I bought some. I cleaned my motorcycle chain with top brand chain cleaner and dried it well. The WD40 said the lube would dry quickly and not "fling off". Two days later it was still quite damp. I rode the bike and the lube flew off everywhere. I cleaned it again and used a name brand motorcycle chain lube. It dried very quickly and doesn't fling off. I will now use the WD40 chain lube on other items , but NOT on my motorcycle chains. .

i have had other chain oils that ran well but were thick and stuck to metal, this is not much better then std wd-40 - runs well but as to sticking power --- not so much, give it days in the sun and it loses much of the film -- not likely to buy again --- far far better choices at far far less money i made the mistake of buying on familiarity of the brand name

I have sliding wood doors in my apartment and hate it having to open them because the it was hard to open them and most of the time the doors would come off railing.I started using this WD 40 in the doors tracks and im much happier. No more anger, no more leaving the doors open to avoid derailes. Now the doors slide effortlessly is really great not to have the door stuck or come off.

This is more of a lubricant versus the original WD40 which acts more as a cleaner. Works well, I've been spraying on all the hinges at home.

Works well on garage.

Very thin and clear

Was mislead by a youtuber. Later discovered the recommendation was sponsored by WQD-40. If you are a mechanic, you will know this stuff is poor. And it flings. Don't waste your money.

It seemed a little thin but it seems to stay on and does a good job. I’ll buy it again.