Zipper Wax Zip Lube - Marine Grade Zipper Lubricant Stick and Tool for Boat Canvas, Bimini Snaps, Metal Zippers, Jackets, Coolers, Vinyl Panels, Wetsuits, Drysuits - No Oil Mess

Ok I was skeptical when I ordered this. My Polaris rzr has a full cab and the zippers in the windows have been a pain for years so I got this to try out. Worked PERFECTLY. Softened the zip action and made getting the windows up and down a breeze.

MUST have for ANY Zipper! As titled; if you have any zippers anywhere, on any item, you must get this product. If there’s even the tiniest hint of a catch / stick / roughness in any zipper, this is your cure. For zippers that you might think already work “normally / OK”; it takes them to amazing. For zippers that are rough / sticky / awful, it brings them almost to perfection & like new. This is my second product of this type; first one was the open-ended “crayon” / small stick-type, vs. this which is in a large (huge) chapstick-style tube container. This lube comes in a chapstick container, but about twice as large. A regular chapstick container is 2.75” long vs. 3.75” for this zipper lube, and 9/16” diameter vs. 14/16” for the zipper lube container. Both products are great, but frankly I prefer this one a lot to the other smaller crayon type, for several reasons; -The much larger stick obviously gives you a much larger application area, which makes it easier and faster to apply the lubricant to zippers or snaps. (This does work on zippers as well as snaps. I have tried it mostly on zippers, but applied to snaps and it works amazingly well on old, weathered snaps!) -It’s much more convenient & logical to have a hard plastic container with a cap. Just imagine if you had a chapstick / crayon, but lost the cap; where TF do you store it so it doesn’t go all over the place? I kept the original bag that the other “crayon” zipper Lube came in, and stored it in there, but I can’t really transport it anywhere… Overall the Better Boats Zipper Lube is just a more convenient, faster and easier to use product vs. other styles, but the smaller sticks have their place as well. HOWEVER, the smaller stick type is obviously sometimes better for tighter spaces / smaller zippers…but not always… Items I’ve used this on: -Fanny Packs - main / external AND internal, smaller zippers -Wallets (Large women’s / passport / travel-style wallets with zippers 3/4 the way around) -Men’s pants fly -Backpackss - main / external AND internal, smaller zippers. -Jackets -Womens’ dresses - those teeny, tiny, AWFUL little zippers that are so hard to pull! -Shoes / boots with size zippers Basically unless you have perfect or flawless zippers everywhere, you should buy this Better Boat Zipper Lubricant stick!

Excellent product. My boat cover zippers were failing. I got this product and now they work like new! Long lasting too! Bought more for next year after using up the first purchase on zippers for winter storage.

Works great for my kill bag. Over time saltwater and the elements make it hard to zip up. This chapstick makes it super easy to apply and makes the zipper work smoothly. Recommend to all serious fisherman with kill bags.

It’s important to keep zippers that are on heat lubricated. This gets the job done at a great price point.

Just as easy to use as chap stick. Run it on the teeth of the zipper, whether they’re dirty or clean, run the zipper back and forth a couple times and voila! Zipper is as good as new. We have an awning and shower/change tent installed on our truck. We take it for many weekend and weeks long truck camping trips. Cool kids call it « overlanding » now. Even if you spent a day driving on a muddy, sandy or dirt trail, this has kept my zippers flawlessly operable. Reapply every 3-6 months or reapply on a sticky spot as needed. I keep it in the truck at all times.

works great

This product clearly does not have frustration-free packaging. I spent at least 10 minutes trying to get it open. I had to scrape one-third of the sticky label that encloses the entire tube in order to be able to remove the cap. There is no marking on the label as to where to cut in order to remove the top. Works OK on zippers, but I'll look for another brand next time as I have better things to do in life than scrape off an obstinate label.