300 ML (10.14 oz) Aerosol Can of Superzilla The Green Wonder Product

I’ve been using the Superzilla "The Green Wonder Product" for a few weeks now, and I’m genuinely amazed by its versatility and effectiveness. This 300 ML aerosol can is packed with power, providing an excellent solution for lubricating, cleaning, and protecting all sorts of surfaces and parts. Whether it’s freeing up rusted bolts, cleaning up grease, or restoring shine to surfaces, Superzilla does it all. I’ve used it on everything from mechanical parts to metal tools, and it always works wonders. It quickly loosens rusted or corroded areas, making repairs much easier and faster. What I love about it is that it’s environmentally friendly with its non-toxic and biodegradable formula, so I feel safe using it around my house and workshop. Plus, it leaves no sticky residue, which makes it much easier to clean up afterward. If you're looking for a powerful, eco-friendly solution to help with maintenance, cleaning, and lubrication, I highly recommend giving Superzilla "The Green Wonder Product" a try. It truly lives up to its name!

Stuff works great, havent had a bolt stop me yet.

The product does not meet all advertised claims, especially as a rust remover. But it is an extremely good penetrating fluid that will loosen rusted bolts better than some other popular products I have tried. This is my third purchase, which I would not have made if I were not satisfied. As for the chemical nature of the product, I highly suspect it is mostly, if not entirely, pure biodiesel. I get similar results when using pure biodiesel. But it is hard to find biodiesel that has not been mixed with dino diesel.

I was introduced to Superzilla® by my locksmith. He carried it in stock and I bought a can as he highly recommended it for locks. I'm a retired professional mechanic and prefer to use the correct products for the task at hand. I used it on my locks and just about everything else now that's appropriate for the product. It's a superior product and performs as advertised. I recently used it on my vintage 1981 Ford F-100. I had taken the drivers door panel off to replace the arm rest. While I had the panel off, I cleaned and serviced the window regulator assembly and all the door latch and lock components. Weeks after completing that work, I noticed the outside drivers lock tumbler wasn't allowing me to turn the key to unlock the door intermittently. I could lock it, but it was sticky trying to unlock it. It would start to turn but then stop before unlocking the door. I thought it was something I had done when I had the panel off. I tried a few things, reinspected all my work but finding no errors and getting annoyed, I eventually took my Superzilla® and sprayed it in the tumbler of the lock. I didn't think that was the problem to me honest but that fixed it! Why it started giving me problems shortly after working on it was coincidence. Why the lock would turn one way but not the other was just the way it started to fail. I was so happy to spray Superzilla® in the lock and fix the problem.

Works on all sorts of things— cleaned the grime off my headlights— loosened rusty bolts- used on battery terminals - very versatile - like that it is not smelly - spray works well

Had a situation when trying to remove Phillips Head screws from the TPS on a '94 Thunderbird LX. After 32 years, the steel screws had formed a bond with the throttle body and although they started to spin out easily, they seized and the heads stripped on me. At this point we're talking a 32 year old car, obsolete parts, stripped Phillips Heads... and I really didn't want to drill out the screws and re-tap the aluminum throttle body. A lot of New Englanders I know swear by several other brands, but they are far more expensive. So I figured I'd work my way up. I also needed to get the car up and running ASAP. Even though I almost didn't purchase this, because of the name and claims, I figured I'd give it a shot and ordered it in due to price and that I'd get it in a day. Lightly sprayed the throttle body screws with Superzilla and let it sit. Then began to use a small pair of vice grips to see if I could get the steel screws to come out of the aluminum throttle body. After a few days, the screws began to move a little in and out. I kept spraying and wiggling the screws for a week.. Then I sat down with a butane torch and gently heated the area, while using Superzilla occasionally when the area cooled. It took awhile, but I was able to get the screws to spin out of the obsolete throttle body. Used Superzilla on a Toro snow blower today. It freed up cable turn buckles that hadn't been touched in 8 years or more. The wheels hadn't been off in 10 years or more. After pulling the wheels out a little, then spraying the axle and doing a "push/pull", after a few times, the wheels slid off and on easily. 4 stars because I'm not sure if it is a lubricant. A lot of people believe other products are lubricants. But if you do a little research you will find that most are a temporary solution and that you should use a lubricant after you have resolved your particular situation. 5 stars based on what it has done for me so far. Time will tell if it's a lubricant as well. No regrets.

The product itself works great. I have purchased 3 cans so far and every one of them have had defective spray heads that release as much product out of the underside of the push nozzle as well as the front spray tip. This causes wastage and a mess also. Love the effectiveness of the product just a terrible sprayhead.

Amazing stuff! I work on antique cars and this stuff does what it says it will! Buy it!

Like many of these products that claim that it is a miracle that can do anything this product does not do what they claim it will and I think it was a waste of money to buy it, and I guess that I will have to face the hact that I fell for their shpil and found out that it is a fraud.