- Resistant to most harsh chemicals
- Retains its consistency in temperatures from 40 to 400 F
- Odorless scent makes this product easy to work with during application
- Container size: 0.5 oz
- Silicone based, water resilient and oxidation resistant
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By JJCEO
This grease is actually developed for use with assembling water faucets and water faucet repair. It is an ideal lubricant for use on ceramic stems, cartridges, O-rings and lubricating aluminum threads to reduce galling of the threads.
The great thing about silicone grease is that it is chemically resistive to most harsh chemicals and it has a broad temperature operating range without breaking down. It is excellent for use on aluminum threads of flashlights for example as it lubricates them, helps to waterproof them and helps prevent aluminum galling and damage. Many expensive flashlights have O-ring seals for water-tightness and a light coat of silicone grease helps lubricate them and prevent tearing, leaking and rolling of the O-rings to extend their life and sealing capability.
This is an excellent product. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure and a few pennies of grease can save an expensive faucet or flashlight from irreversible damage. I recommend this product to you for these uses.
The great thing about silicone grease is that it is chemically resistive to most harsh chemicals and it has a broad temperature operating range without breaking down. It is excellent for use on aluminum threads of flashlights for example as it lubricates them, helps to waterproof them and helps prevent aluminum galling and damage. Many expensive flashlights have O-ring seals for water-tightness and a light coat of silicone grease helps lubricate them and prevent tearing, leaking and rolling of the O-rings to extend their life and sealing capability.
This is an excellent product. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure and a few pennies of grease can save an expensive faucet or flashlight from irreversible damage. I recommend this product to you for these uses.
By B. Karnofsky
If you've ever had a minor leak from a hose fitting, water filter gasket, or other fitting, you need this. Dab a very thin layer of this on both sides of the gasket or fitting when you first join them. It will minimize leaks and make it easier to un-join them when the time comes. I have a swimming pool diverter gasket that needed constant replacement (at $15 a pop), but a little of this magic stuff extends the life of the gasket - which gets lots of wear and tear every time it operates - dramatically.
By mark8675
If anyone is interested. It now comes in a small tube. And from the label, Contains: Dimethylpolysiloxane CAS 63148-62-9 | Silicon Dioxide, Amorphous CAS 112945-52-5 | Certified to ANSI/NSF - 61 | Made in U.S.A.
By CDP and his Amazon Habit of purchases! !
I ordered this grease to treat the O-rings on my plumbing and other needs. Just the right size to keep handy. ONE USE I've found using this for the sealing o_ring on my battery powered toothbrush. Really, about anything that you find tight, sticky or tough to move, and you can get at the rub point, try a little of this lube, it should work better. Love this stuff. It's a good product.
By P. Wojcik
Buried in Moen's faqs is the mention of the use of a synthetic grease for ceramic cartridge replacement. Proprietary grease is just plain expensive. Another single application item to clutter the toolbox or the kitchen drawer. This is a cheaper alternative.
By K. McDonnell
Great stuff! It's difficult to find FOOD GRADE silicone grease locally. Neither one of my local big-box hardware stores carries it, and most of them don't even know what you're looking for. Which is ironic, when you consider that many of the items they sell recommend or require lubricating O rings with food-grade silicone grease before use. Think refrigerator water filters, for one.
I also use it to lubricate the aluminum threads of flashlights. It's non-conducting and helps with the seal. Not to mention it smooths out the feel.
I also use it to lubricate the aluminum threads of flashlights. It's non-conducting and helps with the seal. Not to mention it smooths out the feel.
By Jemez Fred
A plumbing video recommended using grease when repairing my shower faucet. After using it once, I will always use it for washerless faucet repairs. Nothing like a little grease for smooth working and less corrosion.
By Pedro Alvarez
I used it to seal my thermometer in the pool and the pool pump sucessfully. Worked just great!
The only thing is - it came in a tube and not in a container like on the picture (s. my photos).
100% recommendation
I received this product at a discount in exchange for my honest review, but it did not affect my review in any manner and of course a discount will not mean, that I will automatically give a 5 star review on every product.
The only thing is - it came in a tube and not in a container like on the picture (s. my photos).
100% recommendation
I received this product at a discount in exchange for my honest review, but it did not affect my review in any manner and of course a discount will not mean, that I will automatically give a 5 star review on every product.
By appyface
Repaired a leaking shower faucet valve, it was recommended I grease up all threads and washers with silicone grease as part of reassembly. The old valve wasn't greased and it was all but impossible to get off without damaging the rough-in valve. That thing will never be hard to take apart again, thanks to this silicone grease.
By Croll
I used a microscopic amount of this on some parts used to fix a faucet. I have plenty left to tackle any other manly man projects requiring what amounts to probably the greatest silicone grease on the planet. It's the real deal. Caution, don't take internally.
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