Liquid Wrench Stens 752-922 Dry Lubricant Compatible with/Replacement L512 Clear, One Each, 11 oz.

I was pleased. This is a good dry lube, it works VERY well for typewriter parts. It works well for other machines, but it is Teflon which has some health and ecological ramifications so wear gloves and masks, and watch for the dry powder getting all over and leaving a residue. It's hard to put the product down precisely with the straw. But the actual dry lubricant does its job VERY very well. I am thinking of ordering 2 or 3 more just as spares because the stuff is getting expensive with inflation.

I live in a very dusty desert area. My patio doors nod occasional lubricant attention. This product works exceptionally well.

I used this for my Andersen windows and it works great. no messy residue to build up

Have used dry film for mil-spec use and this seems like a good product since it dries clear and does not attract dirt like grease does. Is not a “thick” film, as utilized on (SCUT) tractor, and not sure about servicing interval or durability.

I used this as a sealant after cleaning the tension rods and triple-flanged hoops on my drum kits, and it seems to have worked.

Working in dirty environments makes our precision tools dirt and require constant cleaning and maintenance with WD40. I had upgraded my cleaning ritual to use a Silicone spray, and that's nice but not too much of an upgrade compared to WD40.I figured I'd give this a shot, and man is it awesome. I was actually surprised to grab a tile cutter last week that I hadn't used in a while and found that the slide rails were still very clean and lubricated! Normally with silicone or WD40 I'd have to clean and relube!

This stuff really works for my ROKR 3 d locomotive wood puzzle , lubricants the pieces and does leave residue

So, I'm not sure what I was expecting, but I lathered up my entire body in this stuff and went for a jog down my street. Needless to say, I was slippin' and slidin' all over the place. It definitely did the job! The only drawback, from what I can tell, is that it appears to be an aphrodisiac for bees. I guess that might be a good thing for some people, so maybe it's not fair to call it a "drawback". Anyway, next time I'll be sure to use googles.