AGSAutomative Solutions SIL-Glyde General Purpose Silicone Lubricant Spray for All Environments, Stops Squeaks, Prevents Rust, Weather-Proof - 10.5oz. Silicone Lubricant Spray

Heavy glass patio door took the entire spray can BUT it has worked now for over a month. Highly recommend . If next summer Phoenix hot weather dries out the sliding door will happily rebuy.

Makes my windows slide great

This item turned my door wall orange! It sprayed on clear and was fine for the first day. By the second day, it had stained of the whole surround of the door wall. I have tried everything to get it off. I will be reaching out to the company For further action

I have been using lubricants of this type since I first started my DIY adventures in the 1970s. Do be sure to keep this away from anywhere you plane to paint things. Silicone is infamous for its ability to mess up high gloss paint projects.Other than that, this is a wonderful lubricant. Once dry, dust doesn't stick to it (unlike mineral oil based lubricants such as WDxx). It doesn't damage rubber or plastics. It drys quickly and is both a lubricant and a water repellant. Very low odor during application, and pretty much none when dry. Can be used on metal, wood, polymers and more.This version from Sil-Gylde is as good as any that I have used over the years. Made in the USA, which is something I appreciate.

I've used this stuff for so many different things I can't even remember all the things I've used it on, and it won't attract dust like your WD40!Now it comes in a convenient spray can to help make using it a little easier than using the tiny brush from the can. I keep both on hand for different jobs, but I've used it on everything from the rubber gaskets on my truck (not to be used inside the engine compartment), like around my windshield, to door hinges and even the backside of my brake pads. I also have an old school spin bike that uses a chain, and it recommends using a clear silicone-based lubricant which this stuff is perfectly suited for!The spray nozzle on the can work great the first time and every time since then, and the cap isn't a thin piece of garbage that breaks as soon as you take it off once like some other cans out there. Definitely recommend checking this out!!

Works fine but will stain your windows. I didn't know this and now we have to scrub all the windows and paint the plastic parts (the plastic permanently stains). All that orange/ yellow is the product.

This lubricant from AGS is exactly what I needed to fix my squeaky doors. It worked just as well as WD-40 would, but is less messy. I only had to use a little bit on each door hinge to solve the problem. I have not tried this on anything else yet, but it seems to be a great all-purpose lubricant that can be used for a variety of purposes. I will update this review later if I run into any issues where it doesn't perform as well as I expect it to.

I'm hoping this helps keep the car doors from freezing shut this winter.I like the long straw which enables me to get silicone into tight spots and inner areas of mechanisms, like the car door latch mechanisms and hinges.This is good for other outdoor applications, but with the acetone solvent and propane propellant, it is not something I would ever use indoors.Acetone is old-fashioned paint thinner and is the main constituent in old-fashioned brake cleaner.So it offgasses a flammable vapor for some time until the acetone evaporates.And I don't leave it lay on painted surfaces for obvious reasons.The good thing about the acetone solvent is that it does give this lubricant real cleaning power to strip away grime and old, dried up lubricant from hard-to-reach areas inside mechanisms, leaving behind a fresh coat of silicone grease as it evaporates.