All Purpose Silicone Lube on 2040-parts.com
Pinckney, Michigan, US
Ships UPS Ground only Contact seller for discounts on multiplesAll Purpose Silicone Lube
Product Description
5% silicone formula
Reduces friction and sticking; protects against corrosion and oxidation with an invisible film that repels water
Compatible with most surfaces; will not attack most plastics
Will not interfere with painting or decorating
Effective from -50°F to +375°F
Aerosol is equipped with SPRAY ANYWAY™ valve and extension tube
Recommended Uses: Rubber moldings, windows, sliding wood surfaces, sewing equipment, sliding racks, dissimilar metals, springs, leather, doors, hinges, weather-stripping and plastic assemblies.
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