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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise this dry lubricant for eliminating friction and noise on hinges, locks, sliding doors, and windows, with results described as "buttery smooth" and "effortless." The formula dries quickly, leaves no sticky residue, and repels dirt—ideal for workshops and outdoor equipment. Many report no need for reapplication for weeks or months. Users appreciate its versatility across metal, plastic, and wood surfaces, from door tracks to snow blowers. Some note disappointment about recent formula changes, and a few mention minor overspray or occasional reapplication needs on high-friction surfaces. Overall, most customers find it reliable and worth repurchasing.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Unknown value. Powdered graphite probably better.
Would Not RecommendExpensive, does not come with straw, hard to direct to where needed. Creates a dry powder residue that lubricates. May wash off.
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I used it to lubricat a sliding window.
Would RecommendWorks but does not last long. Relube every 1 to 2 weeks.
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Does not clung up.
Would RecommendWorks well. Does not clog up.
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makes heavy slider roll easier
Would Recommendpick up was fine the young lady was very nice.
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not product wanted
wanted teflon lube
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It works
Would RecommendIt is a dry lubricant I used on my sliding glass door. I liked that it worked.
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Garage door Lubricant
Would RecommendEasy to apply. Silenced door instantly
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Lubricant for Harvey Windows
Would RecommendEasy to use. Helped with ease of opening and closing Harvey Windows. Recommended by Harvey
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Blaster blows
Would Not RecommendI saw some videos of people recommending this for table saw surfaces to make the materials slide nearly effortlessly. I tried it. I can't say how well it made the surface slick because it just left an oily film. It was still oily over 12 hrs later Sorry, I'm not about to lay my wood onto an oily table. I notice now one of the photos say it's got Teflon. It doesn't any longer. And after wiping the oiliness off with a rag the table wasn't particularly slick anymore, so clearly I didn't jus...
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