What you're actually getting
Two quid. That's it. For a 100ml rust remover and anti-corrosion spray that the HotUKDeals crowd seems fairly excited about. At that price, expectations should be sensible, not sky-high.
The can is small, honestly. Think travel-sized. You're not going to be blasting down a rusted car chassis with this. But for squeaky hinges, a sticky padlock, a garden gate that groans every time you open it? Spot on. I've used similar sprays on a shed bolt that hadn't moved in three winters and something like this sorted it in about thirty seconds.
Who should actually buy this
This is for the person who always means to keep a lubricant spray in the garage but never quite gets round to it. At £2, the barrier to just chucking it in the basket is basically zero. It's not going to replace a proper tin of WD-40 for heavy jobs, and the 100ml size means you'll run through it fast if you've got a big project.
That said, it's compact enough to tuck in a toolbox, a kitchen drawer, or a bike bag. If you're a cyclist, this is actually quite handy for a quick chain or cable freshen-up.
The honest reservation
No brand name I recognise, no track record I can point to. The community heat suggests people are happy enough, but £2 buys you a gamble as much as a product. If it works, brilliant. If it's watery and useless, you've lost less than a bus fare. Personally, I'd pick one up just to find out.
