Amazon has
11-Oz CRC Heavy Duty Silicone Lubricant (05174) on sale for
$2.97.
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Walmart also has
11-Oz CRC Heavy Duty Silicone Lubricant (05174) on sale for
$2.97.
Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (
free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
gaamn114 for sharing this deal.
Product Details:
- Lubricates and eliminates squeaking and binding caused by friction. Film is clean, odorless, and highly resistant to water. Use on nylon, rubber, metal & non-metal surfaces.
- Film is clear, odorless, and highly resistant to water
- Use on nylon, rubber, metal & non-metal surfaces
- Use in moist and harsh environments
- Stops rust
- Waterproofs
Top Comments
Community Reviews
CRC Heavy Duty Silicone Lubricant is a versatile dry silicone spray that works well for rubber, plastic, and metal parts that need a clean, low residue lubricant. The comments point to strong results on window tracks, sliding doors, gate hinges, door locks, seat adjusters, sunroof tracks, bicycle belts, and even snow shovels or plows. It dries quickly, leaves little greasy residue, and is easy to clean up. The main caution is that this version says not for plastics, and it is not the right choice for treadmill belts or rusted fasteners. It looks best for light duty lubrication where minimal residue matters.
Common Questions (5)
It is used on rubber, plastic, and moving parts like door seals, sliding window tracks, drawer rollers, O-rings, gate hinges, latches, sunroof tracks, hood and trunk latches, and bicycle belts. It is also reported to help keep snow from sticking to shovels and plows.
The $2.97 price matches Walmart's listing and has shown up frequently in price history, including being over 50% of the time since May. The price has also swung up to around $12 and even $16.99 over the past year, so the deal can disappear quickly.
It is not the best choice for treadmill belts. The comments recommend a heavier, more heat-resistant silicone oil for treadmills, while this CRC spray is described as a lighter-duty lubricant better suited to general silicone applications.
It dries quickly and leaves little to no greasy residue, which makes cleanup easier. One caveat is that it may seem to evaporate away on window tracks, so it is meant for minimal-residue lubrication rather than a heavy coating.
This specific can says not for plastics. A different CRC silicone lube, the HD 2 version, is the one described as compatible with plastics.
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