DuPont Silicone Lubricant with Teflon Fluoro Polymer

Wow! This is absolutely outstanding. Very free flowing seems thinner than water. Boy does one tiny drop work wonders! it seems to wet metal surfaces instantly and a drop placed of the sole of a wood plane and wiped off is all that is needed to make that plane cut effortlessly, seemingly without friction. This stuff is absolutely amazing. The bottle does not say anything about preventing rust, but the way it adheres to steel and cast iron surfaces suggests it might. I have always used paste wax on the cast iron table of my table saw but when I used just a few drops of this DuPont silicone lubricant and then wiped the table with a rag it seemed to almost instantly make the top nonstick without leaving noticeable oiliness on the surface. This is truly amazing stuff. I guess it is the boron nitride nano particles in it that make the surface seem like it is covered with microscopic ball bearings. Time will tell how this stuff holds up but so far it's been absolutely amazing!!! This is coming from the same chemical company that invented Nylon, Neoprene, Tyvek, Teflon, Freons, the first really great water based exterior paints (Lucite), Raindance car "wax", etc. etc. (DuPont later sold some of these brand names.) This Dupont lubricant seems to be yet another breakthrough DuPont product. It's just amazing. It's just a small plastic squeeze bottle, but one tiny drop goes a long way. It's amazing how this lubricant seems to be pulled into every crack and crevice of metal mechanisms. I put one drop into my backdoor lock that was sticking a bit and a drop on each hinge and now the droor shuts and locks itself seemingly with no effort at all. This stuff is magical! The only thing DuPont could have improved on would be the hard to work childproof cap. Like so many of the products using these annoying caps, it is hard to push down with enough force to get it to grip and still be able to turn it because of it's small diameter. Despite the lousy bottle cap, this is simply an amazing product! I can't recommend it too highly.

GREAT STUFF, I USE IT ON MY SLIDING GLASS DOORS, PLUS FOR DOOR KEY ENTREES

A handy little bottle of problem-solver This DuPont Silicone Lubricant comes in a simple 4-oz squeeze bottle, and it has already proven itself useful around the house and garage. The silicone formula is clear and non-staining, which makes it safe to use on a wide range of surfaces without worrying about a mess. I tried it on squeaky door hinges, a sticky sliding window, and even a stiff garden tool – all of them moved more smoothly within minutes. I like that it doesn’t leave behind an oily or greasy residue, so I don’t have to worry about attracting dust or dirt. The squeeze bottle gives you control, allowing you to apply just a drop or a thin line right where it’s needed, unlike spray cans that sometimes oversaturate an area. It’s also small enough to store in a toolbox or kitchen drawer for quick access. Things to keep in mind: because it’s a small bottle, heavy or frequent users might run through it quickly. It’s best suited for targeted lubrication jobs rather than large applications. Also, the silicone formula is great for plastic, rubber, and metal, but it’s not designed as a heavy-duty penetrant for rusted bolts – for that, you’d still want a penetrating oil. Bottom line: a versatile, mess-free lubricant that’s perfect for everyday household and DIY fixes. If you want something that works quietly and cleanly without the spray-can fuss, this little squeeze bottle is a smart addition to your toolkit.

Used for exercise bike, squeaky office chair and door hinges. 1. Silicone based spray lubricant. 2.Works well 3. Applicator nozzle for straw has very short distance. You have to shove it on really hard. Will fall off into in any crevices. (Only major complaint of product as most of my applications are in small spaces) 4. Smells, but much so less than WD40 ( I can smell WD 40 from 10ft away for hours after application; while in the same time span for similar application you have to be inches away to smell it) 5. Was recommended lubricant from exercise bike MFR 6. Cheap, but I wish they all sold a smaller size as I only use this stuff for small projects

I have a huge very old case piece taller than I am and 73” long full of large drawers. It once was storage in a local high school chem lab. I use it in my sewing room. The old wood drawers rest and glide on old wood. It was rough getting mist of the drawers open. So, I did a lot of research and Decided to get this Teflon spray. This stuff works where bar soap, wax and all the other things did not.

This product has amazing and versatile uses. As someone who is new to home maintenance, I've found it to be more useful than WD-40. I still have over half the bottle left, and the can is quite large. It's easy to use and doesn't leave a sticky residue.

We LOVE this product. We use it on our sliding glass doors and our vinyl windows. It works immediately to reduce friction and noise. This is our 3rd time purchasing. Won't buy anything else because the quality is so good!

Used this on a few project so far and it seems to do a good job. Too early to tell about its ability to stick to the surface to prevent rust, or on sliding surfaces to retain its lubricating value. Time will tell. I did find out about the odor though. It seems to dissipate fairly well, but do avoid getting it on your clothing or skin. It's not a really bad odor, but to me it's not too pleasant either.

Good product.