Carcessories now offering iconic WD-40 brand

May 04, 2023
Carcessories now offering iconic WD-40 brand
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Leading Irish distributor and importer, Carcessories, is now offering one the renowned WD-40 range of lubricants, greases and cleaners. 


Carcessories will be stocking the full range WD40 products, including the highly recognisable multi-purpose sprays, specialist lubricants, cleaners, degreasers, penetrants, rust management products, and bike products, in pack sizes ranging from small aerosols to industrial packs. These will be made available to motor factors across Ireland, providing motor trade businesses with improved access to the highly popular products.   

Greg Lonergan, Carcessories Managing Director, commented, “WD40 is an iconic brand, not just in the automotive world, but across many industries and as a consumer product. It’s high quality lubricants and sprays set the standard that other manufacturers try to reach and we are delighted to be able to offer these products to our customers.”

He adds, “Because it is such a well know brand, WD40 products are always in demand and the company is excellent when it comes to new product innovations, as well as finding new creative uses for its existing products. This makes WD40 an essential must stock range for motor factors and retailers.”

The WD-40 range is now being distributed in Ireland by Carcessories and is available from motor factors nationwide. For more information call Carcessories on 01-450-2770 or visit carcessories.ie 
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