2 OZ Squeeze Bottle, Lubricant | bike-oils

An easy flowing lubricant and adheres well to the lock internals. Pleasant smell. Seems high quality. Just the right consistency for locks.

Every home should have this universal lubricant. Stay away from WD40 and use this instead. Aside from lubrication I also use it as a penetration oil when fasteners are seized. A keynote is to always shake the bottle before use because it contains micronized PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene), and corrosion inhibitors. However don't use a torch when using it as penetrating oil because the heat from the torch will carbonize the PTFE causing the seized fastener impossible to dislodge.

This product is amazing it got a 200-year-old clock working you can't go wrong with that and even a clock that barely wants to work all the sudden will work I highly recommend this product no joke over 200-year-old clock from morbier France and here we are to this moment it's still ticking good stuff

My wife has 3 vintage sewing machines she uses and I restore a few per year. I feel this product is a little better than regular sewing machine oil (SMO). The PTFE helps prevent wear on moving metal parts. It does cost more but it only takes a couple of small drops when oiling the parts that move against each other or through a bushing/bearing. I've found most folks either do not oil their vintage machine at all or they over-oil it like crazy. I love the small, clear tube as it allows me to be precise and see when the drop is going to fall out. I since found out it is used by many cycling enthusiasts.

If don't ride much, Tri-Flow is a good to use to prevent corrosion which can lead to problems. Constant use of mechanical things does help slow metal becoming stuck and non-functioning. Most bicycles are ridden very little, so using Tri-Flow and other lubricants will keep bicycles or other metal connections operating longer. Make it a routine to "winterizing" your item. Tri-Flow is among many fine lubricants.

I have a vintage Bernina sewing machine, one of the last models to be made with all metal parts. The machine was quite an investment at the time and I want to take the best care of it for many more years to come. This is easy to use, to get into all the nooks and crannies with the tiny straw that fits on the nozzle. It doesn't take much to lube my machine. This has also been recommended to me by other Bernina owners. Could only find this on Amazon and the price was very reasonable. I also use it on a couple of my other machines to keep them purring like new, like my Singer Featherweight. I wouldn't want anything less for it. Great buy and a little goes a long way, probably won't be buying more for a few years, this should easily last that long. ~ Take care of your sewing machines! Don't forget to oil!

Save $2+ With PRIME @ Cheaper than locally (bike shop, hardware) ONLY need to lube bicycle chain weekly (I replace chain/parts too often to consider better lube = 3 months chain, 6+ months cables = hard components just need cleaning not "oil" lubing but actual lighter grease)

I've been using this for over 25 years on bikes and it's always been great. Over the past few years, I've tried some newer brands and they haven't worked as well. I primarily use this for mountain bikes during wet months. Some things I've found work better about this is that it's not super thin so it doesn't drip off as easy as some other lubes. It also cleans as it lubes. It also attracts less dirt and doesn't create as much grime as some other lubricants. It's also good around the house for things like door hinges.

Best ever and smell great

dünn auftragen, sehr ergiebig und glitschig das kracht!!!

It acts within a few minutes to free rusty locks.

Great and highly recommended lube for moving parts on my bicycle!

Have been using this for years. Originally bought it to lube my bicycle chain but works great on anything that needs lubrication; door hinges, metal on metal screws, springs etc. And it doesn’t smell bad!