Krytoxby Chemours GPL 207 Grease, Pure PFPE/PTFE, 2 oz Tube (D10170927)

Fantastic grease for O rings and rubber seals because I never have to worry about the rubber composition, works with everything.I also use this on the FEP film in my resin printer bed, it is also fluorinated.I smear a small 2mm drop all over the FEP with my finger and then wipe out all the excess with a microfiber cloth. Have had Zero failed prints since and the vat dumps out really fast since the liquid resin doesn't stick. Works much better than the dry film teflon spray people recommend. I can even tension the film very tight and the prints still don't stick.But You have to be very vigilant on keeping dust out or you have to wipe it out again, you can't easily blow the dust out with that very thin coating of grease on there.

slippery goodness oh my I'm blushing where is my mind wandering to. grease has an upscale tack to it and stays where it's applied. I like that. I wonder how this stuff gets along with polyurea or molybdenum. I like the dry spray and would wouldn't mind paying more for a high solids version hint hint. so to add some pizzazz to your day, try to apply this to some mundane things that you never would usually and spread the gift of laughter

We ended up purchasing the "real deal" even though it was almost double the price of most copies. After the first use on a 2005 CLK500 Convertible, ALL the squeaks were gone. The weatherstripping looks great and pliable once again.

Put it on almost anything, comes is a bunch of different viscosities. Would use it more if it wasn't so expensive. But you pay for the quality.

Solved a troubling lab problem with using other grease's failings at high temp (i.e., leaking air =under pressure)Works great in chem lab.A bit pricey!

Krytox is the best. l got this because it was a relatively good value for 2 oz.

Great grease for severe environments. Get the correct grease for your application and you will not be disappointed.

Fast service and great price