Specialist Contact Cleaner Spray, 11 oz.

WD-40 Specialist Contact Cleaner Spray, 11 oz. It is a WD40 product! I got this to clean sliding switches on some solar yard lights. It brought them back to life. If you have old fashioned mechanical switches, linear or rotary, this is what you need to keep them working at peak efficiency. It leaves no residue I can see (dries quickly), a little bit was enough, and just working the sliding switch on the solar light was enough to clean the switch contacts and revive the light. My lights have been working for a week now and that is with rain (light about .01 inch) and the sprinklers watering the lawn (95 degree + days). Good Stuff!

I have a 2005 Toyota Camry. The Master Switch for windows, door locks, and mirrors is $700!!! The rear windows wouldn’t go down. I sprayed the switches without taking apart. The results were fantastic!!! All the window switches work again!!!😊👌🤟

Great on getting gunk loose from electronic ports and any analog controllers working quickly if it's drifting. Worth it for those moments.

This stuff works great, I use it on radio turners , buttons and knobs. lubricates stuck buttons and eliminates static on volume controls and tuning knobs. I like the flip up straw you can use it with or without easily. The 11 oz can is a nice hefty size as I use alot of this stuff. Use it on CB radios, Stereos, Tape Decks anything electronic.

Worked well and made connections clean and running.

Great product! Will definitely buy it again..

This was suggested to me to use because the scroll wheel of my mouse stopped working. That person was right and my mouse is working as intended again.

It has saved the shutter button of my camera, the joystick of my Switch Controller and many more. It's worth every single cent of the price.

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I got some stick drift on my PS5 Dualsense controller. Did some res search and found this and BW-100 both could be used to clean the contacts. This product was significantly cheaper (I guess BW-100 isn’t really sold in Canada) so I tried it out.. sprayed it at the top of the stick, and took off the black cover around the thumbsticks and sprayed it into the holes on the side. Then I moved the sticks all around and clicked them in a few times. Once it was dry the stick drift has been “fixed” so far it has been about 3 weeks and it hasn’t returned, I know it’s not a permanent fix but definitely helped. Didn’t leave a residue from what I could tell and dried pretty quick.

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