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Old Apr 14, 2009
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WD-40 wheel wells to keep dirt from sticking?

Anyone ever done this?

I saw something about it the other day, if you spray WD-40 in your wheel wells and part of under carriage it will keep the mud from sticking...

Just wondering peoples thoughts about this.
 
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Old Apr 14, 2009
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I'm sure it works but I'd rather use baby oil. I have read somewhere that it works well.
 
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Old Apr 14, 2009
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**** it. let the mud stick.
 
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Old Apr 14, 2009
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lol
 
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Old Apr 14, 2009
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I used wd on my race quads. It dosen't last but one ride/washing and needs reapplied
 
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Old Apr 14, 2009
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Originally Posted by JoshK
I used wd on my race quads. It dosen't last but one ride/washing and needs reapplied
X2 I have also done that. It works pretty good.
 
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makes me think cooking oil spray would work too
 
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Old Apr 14, 2009
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works for rubber when doing burnouts :D
 
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Old Apr 14, 2009
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lol yea i heard using wd is the thing to do and im sure it will work for rubber too.... anohter this aswell put bloeach down under the tire when you do a burn out to get a sht tun of smoke!!!!
 
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i did that on my 4x4 quad when i was going mudding. either wd-40 or that spt or w/e sun of a gun works great.
and to the guy who sad cooking oil, it does work. saw it in an atv magazine
 
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yeah, i spray mine after every wash. works well
 
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Originally Posted by DillonT
i did that on my 4x4 quad when i was going mudding. either wd-40 or that spt or w/e sun of a gun works great.
and to the guy who sad cooking oil, it does work. saw it in an atv magazine
STP Son of a Gun. The yellow bottle with Richard Petty on it. It is just like Armor All, even smells the same.
 
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