SLIP Plate No. 1, Quart

I’m sure this works great for its intended purpose. I tried coating my mower deck with it to reduce clipping buildup but that didn’t work so hot.

For the past several years I have been using VanSickle EZ-Slide on my mowing deck to keep the steel corrosion in check and aid with keeping grass from building up. This year I couldn’t find EZ-Slide anywhere convenient to buy and found the Slip Plate available on Amazon. Slip Plate this quite a bit thicker and it appears to have a much higher percentage of graphite. It goes on easy and dries fairly quick. The final surface appears to be very slick. Much of the solids are settled when you receive the can, but careful stirring will result in a consistent paintable product in a few minutes. Thus far I am very pleased with the results. I’m glad I found this as the graphite lubricant and coating is a very important part of my mower maintenance program.

Works great for the underside of my riding lawn mower to keep it from building up grass clippings on the bottom. Nice and slick. Used it for one season so far and is staying in good shape. Same it’s the auger area on my snow blower. Keeps the snow from building up. I only used about half of a pint on two riding lawn mowers and two snow blowers. So you get a good amount for the money.

This product does not work!!! I scraped and sanded then applied first coat. It wasn’t the best coverage so I did a second coat about 4 hours later. I let that sit over 24 hrs. Mowed the lawn which was mostly dry. There was a light rain the day before but the sun was out the entire day I mowed. The grass stuck to most of the mower deck. Do not expect this product to work!!!! I’m getting my money back and I see the product is now discounted!

Applies easy- must stir thoroughly- very thick contents. Applied to new lawnmower and snowblower. Time will tell if works as told on YouTube

I followed ALL instructions on the web and on the can. I properly prepared the lower surfaces on both my John Deere lawn tractor deck and small push mower deck per those instructions. The result on both mowers: the grass built up AND STUCK worse than before I applied the product. (The metal was smooth prior to application.). Applying this very thick product by brush is a complete waste of time. Once it has dried, the surface is extremely rough thus providing more surfaces for the cut grass to adhere to. Adding another coat only makes matters worse. My advise is to completly prepare the surface by removing all rust and then spraying on a filler to fill all of the rough areas of the surface to be coated.Sand the surface lightly. Then and only then should you SPRAY the product on to the prepared surface. Once two coats have been applied, use some 100 -200 grit sandpaper to make the surface perfectly smooth which will give less surface area for the grass to adhere to. This should work better than the brush-on method. You can purchase this product in spray-on cans. DO NOT USE A BRUSH!

Tough and slippery under coating for mower decks! Wear gloves!

Material does help, but is short lived before it wears off high discharge area