Fin Super Dry Lube - Universal Dry Film Lubricant

I used to be in the office equipment repair business — I had access to a high end dry lubricant that I brought home with me when I retired — It worked miracles on sliding screen doors, hinges, gears and everything else I fixed with it — that was $50.00 / 1/2 oz. So it got used sparingly — 6 years later it is all gone so I looked for an alternative — I took a chance on this — so far I have only used it on the groaning hinges of a bathroom door, a squealing idler pulley and drum rollers on our electric dryer and some sticky roller slides on my tool box — it’s only been a week but the noises are gone — as the name implies the liquid carrier evaporates leaving a completely dry (fill in the blank) — I would say that the most frequent home use for this would be your bicycle chain leaving nothing sticky for dirt to latch on too — get this and start tracking down all of those annoying noises in the house — possible uses are bathroom ceiling fans that are laboring, kitchen drawer glides, cabinet hinges, anything that moves on any RC gadgets you have, office chair casters, and even lawn mower wheels after you clean off the axels — this runs out of the small hole in the spout without having to squeeze the bottle so be careful

Great lube but I wouldn’t call it dry as it doesn’t evaporate fully. Works very well on plastic gears but the cap is messy and has to be wiped off after every use. Still recommend as it doesn’t seem to attract dust like other lubricants and stays on well despite never drying fully.

Like the size and especially the small application nozzle. Allow you to apply the lubricant in small hard to reach areas.

Seems to work well. Put it in some dirty locks and the action smoothed out. Put it on a seized up shimano shifter, which is now shifting again.. I like and I’d buy again.

Great for what we needed it for.

Although a relatively good product, it's not a good value. I typically apply Dupont Teflon in 15 oz bottles. This product comes in 7 oz and costs more. Go figure.

Worked OK.. But A little to much water.

Very good oil