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11-Oz CRC Heavy Multi-Use Duty Silicone Lubricant

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Amazon has 11-Oz CRC Heavy Multi-Use Duty Silicone Lubricant on sale for $2.97. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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Walmart also has 11-Oz CRC Heavy Multi-Use Duty Silicone Lubricant on sale for $2.97. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (30-Day free trial) or on orders of $35+.

Product Details:
  • Lubricates and eliminates squeaking and binding caused by friction.
  • Film is clean and highly resistant to water.
  • Use on nylon, rubber, metal & non-metal surfaces.

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  • About the product:
    • This is rated 4.7 out of 5 stars based on over 4,120 ratings at Amazon.
    • Ignore the Amazon description about adding it to fuel. The Amazon description is wrong, this can't be added to fuel systems.
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Amazon has 11-Oz CRC Heavy Multi-Use Duty Silicone Lubricant on sale for $2.97. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

Walmart also has 11-Oz CRC Heavy Multi-Use Duty Silicone Lubricant on sale for $2.97. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (30-Day free trial) or on orders of $35+.

Product Details:
  • Lubricates and eliminates squeaking and binding caused by friction.
  • Film is clean and highly resistant to water.
  • Use on nylon, rubber, metal & non-metal surfaces.

Editor's Notes

Written by ValPal2011 | Staff
  • About this offer:
  • About the product:
    • This is rated 4.7 out of 5 stars based on over 4,120 ratings at Amazon.
    • Ignore the Amazon description about adding it to fuel. The Amazon description is wrong, this can't be added to fuel systems.
  • About the store:

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FeistyKite520
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figuring out what best lubricant to use is a job i relegate to AI. i explain the materials and let it help me learn whats best.

top usefull:
ptfe dry lube - best if it needs to stay dry and dust/dirt/grime free

silicon: best if you need a bit of mixture between dry lube and other feeling lubes, but great for surfaces mix-match, care with some rubbers or plastics though.

oil/grease: thicker and best between harsh metal,

wd40: this stuff unsticks rust, but it gets sticky/tacky after a while, don't use it like a lube.
dam091
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Yes and no; don't use it on metal to metal friction or fast moving parts. Use gun oil for that
gooddeals23
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I've been using this, or other silicone spray, annually on my garage door chain, springs and other moving parts for years. Also use periodically on car door hinges, and household door hinges, as needed. On a separate note, NEVER use WD-40 as a lubricant. Only as a cleaner.

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These go on sale quite often, it seems. I just got a price drop alert from one of the trackers I use.

Strangely enough, even though it's silicone-based, you can't use this on plastic. The propellant it uses is actually harmful to plastic surfaces.

I mostly use the lubricant on my snowblower blades and door hinges. Lately, I've also been spraying down all the exposed hardware (nuts, screws, etc.) on my heat pumps and outdoor fixtures, hoping it'll help protect against rust. Time will tell…
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CyanWriter8569Yesterday 09:42 AM
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Can I use this for firearms
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Quote from Guy767 :
These go on sale quite often, it seems. I just got a price drop alert from one of the trackers I use.Strangely enough, even though it's silicone-based, you can't use this on plastic. The propellant it uses is actually harmful to plastic surfaces. I mostly use the lubricant on my snowblower blades and door hinges. Lately, I've also been spraying down all the exposed hardware (nuts, screws, etc.) on my heat pumps and outdoor fixtures, hoping it'll help protect against rust. Time will tell…
I use fluidfilm for rust prevention (on the things you mentioned, as well as on the underside of the vehicles, on the lawnmower etc.)
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hamblindaveYesterday 11:15 AM
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A few years ago, this (silicone lubricant) is what a garage door repairman recommended to me for periodic lubrication for my garage door springs, hinges, and any other metal-on-metal touch/pivot points... I'd be interested if anyone here can either confirm that recommendation or let me know if there is a better solution for that use case?
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Quote from CyanWriter8569 :
Can I use this for firearms

Yes and no; don't use it on metal to metal friction or fast moving parts. Use gun oil for that
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Last time this came up I bought and still hasn't shipped...
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same price as everyday price at Walmart
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Quote from hamblindave :
A few years ago, this (silicone lubricant) is what a garage door repairman recommended to me for periodic lubrication for my garage door springs, hinges, and any other metal-on-metal touch/pivot points... I'd be interested if anyone here can either confirm that recommendation or let me know if there is a better solution for that use case?
I've been using this, or other silicone spray, annually on my garage door chain, springs and other moving parts for years. Also use periodically on car door hinges, and household door hinges, as needed. On a separate note, NEVER use WD-40 as a lubricant. Only as a cleaner.
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Quote from dealhunter1902 :
same price as everyday price at Walmart
All Walmarts in Atlanta have discontinued this brand and the replacement brand is $6.98
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DelightfulHeat415Yesterday 12:09 PM
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Quote from Guy767 :
These go on sale quite often, it seems. I just got a price drop alert from one of the trackers I use.Strangely enough, even though it's silicone-based, you can't use this on plastic. The propellant it uses is actually harmful to plastic surfaces. I mostly use the lubricant on my snowblower blades and door hinges. Lately, I've also been spraying down all the exposed hardware (nuts, screws, etc.) on my heat pumps and outdoor fixtures, hoping it'll help protect against rust. Time will tell…
what tracker do you use?
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Quote from hamblindave :
A few years ago, this (silicone lubricant) is what a garage door repairman recommended to me for periodic lubrication for my garage door springs, hinges, and any other metal-on-metal touch/pivot points... I'd be interested if anyone here can either confirm that recommendation or let me know if there is a better solution for that use case?

Lithium is better on metal
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figuring out what best lubricant to use is a job i relegate to AI. i explain the materials and let it help me learn whats best.

top usefull:
ptfe dry lube - best if it needs to stay dry and dust/dirt/grime free

silicon: best if you need a bit of mixture between dry lube and other feeling lubes, but great for surfaces mix-match, care with some rubbers or plastics though.

oil/grease: thicker and best between harsh metal,

wd40: this stuff unsticks rust, but it gets sticky/tacky after a while, don't use it like a lube.
Last edited by FeistyKite520 August 2, 2025 at 05:27 AM.
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Quote from dam091 :
Yes and no; don't use it on metal to metal friction or fast moving parts. Use gun oil for that

Or engine oil. Which is basically free compared to gun oil.
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Quote from TrollingBy :
So you can just say, I need a lubricant. Shaft is made of skin, going into .. and then it would recommend something
right and if you ask me i would recommend ptfe dry lube so that you dont have dust build up. but ai probably smarter.

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