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11oz CRC Heavy Multi-Use Duty Silicone Lubricant for
$2.97.
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About this item:
- Leaves no residue Regular maintenance with Salt Terminator can prevent costly repairs & extend the life of vehicles, tools, gear & equipment.
- For use in gasoline, diesel, ethanol, & oil. Pour into fuel system, induce directly into combustion chamber via main manifold vacuum line and add to crankcase.
- Wood, metal and rubber surfaces. Use in moist and harsh environments. Not for use as an appearance cleaner or on paint.
- Flushes marine engines, cooling systems, heat exchanges; Cleans & Protects boats, PWCs, trailers, gear, fishing tackle, autos, RVs, trucks, tools, motorcycles, atvs, bicycles, patio furniture & more
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Silicon Grease is good at lubricating plastics and making things non stick and slippery. You can try spraying your snow shovels and your snow blower chute to help prevent snow and ice from sticking for example.
WD40 is a poor lubricant as it become sticky/gummy over time. I use it to clean my metal tools though as It's basically kerosene and mineral oil. Since kerosene is a solvent WD40 will make a decent metal cleaner and once it evaporates the mineral oil is left behind to help prevent and protect against rust.
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Fluid Film [fluid-film.com] is the best overall grease/lubricant IMO. It's based on lanolin which is derived from sheep wool; basically placing sheep's wool in a centrifuge and extracting the oil contained within. Fluid Film is not corrosive and is safe to use on plastics as well. The only con is that it's somewhat expensive and does not smell pleasant IMO.
Fluid Film [fluid-film.com] is the best overall grease/lubricant IMO. It's based on lanolin which is derived from sheep wool; basically placing sheep's wool in a centrifuge and extracting the oil contained within. Fluid Film is not corrosive and is safe to use on plastics as well. The only con is that it's somewhat expensive and does not smell pleasant IMO.
Fluid Film [fluid-film.com] is the best overall grease/lubricant IMO. It's based on lanolin which is derived from sheep wool; basically placing sheep's wool in a centrifuge and extracting the oil contained within. Fluid Film is not corrosive and is safe to use on plastics as well. The only con is that it's somewhat expensive and does not smell pleasant IMO.
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Silicon Grease is good at lubricating plastics and making things non stick and slippery. You can try spraying your snow shovels and your snow blower chute to help prevent snow and ice from sticking for example.
WD40 is a poor lubricant as it become sticky/gummy over time. I use it to clean my metal tools though as It's basically kerosene and mineral oil. Since kerosene is a solvent WD40 will make a decent metal cleaner and once it evaporates the mineral oil is left behind to help prevent and protect against rust.
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