Super Lube-21030 Synthetic Multi-Purpose Grease, 3 Oz.

Good stuff a little thicker than expected.

I needed a lubricant for the various gaskets and o-rings on my pool equipment. You need this type of grease because it doesnt dry and crack your o-rings/gaskets. This also helps eliminate leaks on your pool equipment. But it doesnt stop there, you can use this synthetic grease on many different things.

I bought this in July of 2018 to use as a general purpose lubricant around the house and on certain parts of my firearms. Within the past week, however, Ive noticed the oil starting to separate from the grease within the tube. In other words, upon uncapping and squeezing the tube, the first thing that dispenses is the oil, not the grease. I realize I could squeeze the tube to get rid of the oil and just use the grease left behind, but this separation of the components leaves me wondering about the overall quality of the grease itself and how well it lubricates in actual use. Just to be safe, though, Im tossing the tube and will be trying another brand of grease.

I have used many tubes of this on connectors and bulb sockets. Sometimes I use it for assembling rubber pieces. It’s high quality.

I use it in my 3d printer and it considerably reduces the noise in the bearings.

great multi-purpose grease without the staining. seems to last long and is resistant to the elements. my new go-to brand.

OK...so, my other half picked up this tube, looked at me, looked at the tube again, gave me a strange look, and busted out laughing. I had to tell her, Trust me, this is not something you would want to use! What I really needed this for was to lubricate the long metal shaft (ummm...) on my Honda stick lawn edger. I normally dont keep this type of grease on hand, so this small tube will last me a few seasons. Thats seasons, not sessions. This is the standard #2 grease that Honda recommends for the product, so it is compatible.

Worked good for lubing up some old ratchets. Seems to not dry out fast either.

I am EXTREMELY lazy when it comes to taking care of the dust in my PC fans, and as a result of my aforementioned laziness I had a fan unit that was completely stuck. Like, dead. Dead dead. --Super dead--. It wouldnt move AT ALL. So, hero that I am, I did a little searching online for lubricant suggestions and stumbled on a recommendation for this thing. A pea sized blob right in the spinny bit, and the fan? Good as new. I actually thought, for a second, that it didnt work at all because the fan went back to making absolutely no noise and Id spent a good month and a half listening to and getting used to its death knell. If you have a dying PC fan youre trying to breathe life back into I give this my highest possible recommendation.

A little bit of lube goes a long way. The best AK stroking grease out there. Would recommend to anyone looking for a quality lube to use while stroking their gun.