3-IN-ONE Garage Door Lube - OFFICIAL Demonstration

Dr. Ernie Bernarducci, VP Research and Development at WD-40 Company, demonstrates how to use 3-IN-ONE Garage Door lube to keep your garage door's components in tip-top shape. To learn more, visit www.3inone.com/...

[@PLATINUM2U]

This stuff works great. I just bought a 12 pack of it online. It doesn't leave any buildup behind and dries clear unlike other stuff I purchased at homedepot. 3 in one is the best.

[@mr.nickolasjohnkrznarich3724]

The WD-40 Garage Door Lubricant is BY FAR the best spray lubricant I have ever used. I have purchased most of WD-40's competitors brands, some have better scents, maybe better lubrication or have a dry powder formula instead. The most dangerous of brands (Liquid Wrench) had a powerful formula that really worked, but, was too powerful. I had a near pass-out experience with the product several months ago. I was working on my gear cart spraying the wheels with Liquid Wrench and finished as I always had while using regular WD-40. I sprayed my hands to get off extra grease then washed my hands with soap and water. After I dried my hands my cart was ready to go and I was on my way. Then suddenly, I was stopped in my tracks barely able to breath and walk normally. My forearm acted on its own just like in some sort of horror movie. Needless to say I got pretty scared and was about to pass-out so I just started talking out loud to say anything and feel some sort of bodily sensory feedback. The talking out loud gave my body the necessary energy and blood rush to at least begin walking without feeling dizzy. My arm and hand were still acting on their own. I was on my way to my health club and take a shower. I did and also felt better. I thought I should have called an ambulance and I really should have, but, I started feeling better minute by minute. My arm and hand didn't feel back to normal again until the next day. It was quite a scare. The WD-40 Garage Door Lubricant works even better than the powerful Liquid Wrench formula without any of the dangers I experienced. My gear cart now rolls better than ever. WD-40, please do not stop making this formula, it just might end up saving a few lives.

[@rajun1231]

Isn't a grease product like white lithium better for garage doors than silicone? Does it not last longer and work more efficiently than silicone spray?

[@tomo9126]

Based on the amount you spray I'll need a 55 gallon drum to do 1 garage door.

[@BillClay88]

Gotta demonstrate. Thx for vid though. Appreciate it.

[@GorggW]

I just found out that WD-40 has over 2000 confirmed uses, I used to think the pocket knife I carried was my most versatile tool, but nope, it's WD-40.

[@gg-gn3re]

pocket knife has million of uses

[@GorggW]

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[@dflenn9423]

My understanding is you never EVER lube the wheel track! It just causes dirt to stick.

[@silverS70]

Why doesn't he mention using it on the torsion springs?

[@rtzapper]

thanks very helpful

[@MKQO1]

What happen if I use it on some of car parts that are getting rustic like manifold? Will that get in flames?

[@whosu1]

@NicksGarageDoor What do you do to get the garage door to stop squeaking?

[@durango8882]

🤣terrible video 🤣

[@user-px4ie4ko9l]

he doesn't tell you how to use it!

[@dasubote]

looks messy and lots of overspray.

[@shawjoe71]

This is from 10 years ago. Things are done differently now old timer..