WD‑40 has an official product-sample request form open on its website. This is a request for a physical product sample, but the company does not identify the exact item you will receive or promise that every submission will be fulfilled.
The form asks for your name, email address, country of residence, phone number, field of work, and where you receive the sample. It does not display a price, shipping charge, credit-card field, delivery estimate, expiration date, or published list of eligible countries. Because those details are not stated, treat this as a request—not a guaranteed shipment.
Important marketing-consent detail
Read the consent language before submitting. WD‑40 says that completing and submitting the form includes consent to processing your information and sending newsletters and marketing communications. The page also shows additional checkboxes for follow-up contact, non-sampling emails, and promotional text messages. The SMS checkbox says text-message consent is not required as a condition of purchase, but the broader form-submission language still mentions email marketing.
How to request a sample
- Visit the official WD‑40 product-sample form.
- Review the available country, field-of-work, and sample-receipt selections to make sure the form fits your situation.
- Enter the required contact information.
- Read each consent option carefully and leave optional contact methods unchecked if you do not want them.
- Submit the form once. Avoid repeated requests unless WD‑40 instructs you otherwise.
What sample should you expect?
The request page does not name or let you choose a particular product in the text currently displayed. WD‑40’s separate sample-feedback page references products such as a Precision Pen, Contact Cleaner, Penetrant, and Silicone, but that does not mean one of those items is guaranteed for every requester. The product, size, availability, delivery method, and timing may vary.
This offer is most useful for readers who genuinely use maintenance products and are comfortable providing the requested work and contact information. If the form does not accept your country or situation, skip it rather than entering inaccurate details.
If you try the form, tell other readers how it went in the comments—whether it accepted your request, whether any follow-up was required, what sample arrived, and how long delivery took.
Offer checked October 21, 2026. Availability and form terms can change; the official WD‑40 page is the final authority.
