Super Lube 41160/UV Synthetic UV Grease (NLGI 2), 14.1 oz Canister, Translucent White

I bought this before and I bought it again bcz I ran out. I initially bought this to lube around the shower faucet cartridge. Even after few years, it's still working fine. I've used this on pool filter o rings and many other o rings. Not only does it seal well, it lubricates extremely well for easy removal. And now, after researching for brake jobs, I've learned that for caliper pins, I need to use silicone type of grease that doesn't damage the rubber. Even for Zahrah Spade hookah I bought that has o ring in the purge valve, I applied it and it is so easy to take out while also, knowing that it's food grade, I'm not worried n as I smoke hookah, I dont taste any lube. Hookah orings on that hookah gets damaged easily but when applying this, it never got damaged for almost a year. I've told my friends about this n it saved them tons since it prevented o ring damage. I also applied this on car battery terminals and also, starter where you wire the ground. It prevented corrosion to the wire while protecting the wire from getting damaged from the dust and dirt. There cap load of dust n diet coating around the lube but when I wipe it off to recoat it, the ground wire and metal is still clean like new. My battery terminals also have no corrosion. I bought another one and I plan to use it on spark plug boots and brake caliper pins along with many orings, rubber based seals, and electrical sensitive areas. I am forever super lube fan. Oh and also, it's made in the USA. Support American made products. This is literally the best lubricant product out in the entire global market. Only reason for me to ever buy different lube is if requirement for the job exceeds the range of temperature but for average Joe like me, this will do all the job.

This product doesn't need another 5 star review. Good grease, clear with no dyes or fragrance. It's teflon which is a synthetic: it can be used on rubber without issue. I can use this stuff on anything without worrying about a reaction. It has high-temperature resistance/drop point and seems to be the best brake component grease I have ever used. The list of potential applications is endless. I have used this on auto brake components, rubber bushings, gaskets for thermostats, a water pump for an aquarium, ball bearing drawer slides, door hinges etc. It's clear and can be used in your house without being noticed but also works excellently on automotive applications.

I usually buy this stuff in the 3 oz tubes, but I use it so often l that I went ahead and bought the 14 oz tub. Fantastic dielectric grease, with great stability, and mixable with their PTFE oil if you need a thinner consistency. Between the two of them, it's pretty much the only grease you will need around the house/shop for most applications.

Good clear silicone grease without toxic metals or PTFE added, but closer in viscosity to room temperature chicken fat than cool butter. I was looking for Jet Lube DM (perfect higher viscosity and clear), but the price had jumped 5X since my last purchase, so this has to do.

I use this as a cheap but very high quality replacement for nut sauce on my guitar nuts and ABR bridges. I have a small syringe that I fill with this stuff and it is easier to apply, but you can also just use a toothpick. Nice to know it is food safe, since it is on parts of the guitar I will be touching with my fingers. That's also why I like linseed oil for fret boards. It has a zillion other uses, like lubing threads on nuts and bolts.

Why not fill the can and just charge accordingly

Box came with lube open and lube all over other products in the box. Made a mess!

Purchased to repair a drive gear on Kitchen Aide mixer. All product numbers matched correctly, and this is food grade and industrial food safe gear lube so it’s definetly ok for a drive motor on a kitchen aide mixer, where the motor is high above the food. The main concern is any hot lube finding its way down into the food area, that’s where the added need for food grade arose. I bet the cookies would taste ok...but im not willing to take a chance on that!