Super Lube Silicone Oil High & Low Temp CST (Clear, 4oz Bottle) | NSF Certified Food Grade & Clean | High and Low Temp Stable

Used this to lube a sliding screen door on a screen room. The brush bristles on the track were dry i guess. Now it moves much better.

I've only started using this lube in my small pool maintenance/repair business but it seems to do a good job lubing up pump basket o-rings. As it is rated food safe I may find other uses for it around the house also!

super lube oil, cant go wrong with this, its smooth and slick, does the job

If you know that your particular application can and should use a silicone oil, this is probably a good product, but in certain applications it makes it worse.I originally bought this as I had some super lube grease (fantastic stuff!) which - as far as I understand - is supposed to be used on any and all plastic or rubber parts. "Normal" oil and grease is petroleum based which could degrade said plastic/rubber parts. (Specifically, O-rings.)I applied this oil to a squeaky plastic light switch and it made it toggle so much nicer. It clicks on and off beautifully. I then applied it to another plastic part, the pushing rod that opens and adjusts the blinds in my apartment, and it made it way squeakier and 'sticky' - there is lots more stiction and it does the 'stick slip' stuff now. It's terrible, I wish I never applied it. Also, unlike petroleum based oils, you can't clean it out with acetone; I believe silicone oil is more or less permanent.The product probably works great if you know for a fact that it will work with your application, but if not, beware!

Great stuff, I use it on leather which seems to greatly increase the life.

I have several high end pre-charged pneumatic guns that require synthetic oil lubrication. This stuff exceeds Al of the manufacturer's requirements and is a lot cheaper than the brand name lubricants that are peddled from the vendors which is the same stuff just smaller relabeled quantities. This stuff will not damage orings or Teflon seals .

For some parts is the best opción paires with the grease of the same brand

I bought this for my cubes (twisty puzzles). I didn't know which viscosity of shock oil to buy, this was sold by Amazon, and it offered a large quantity per cost, so I chose this. It's really thin and slippery. It makes the cubes feel ever so slightly gummy, but that adds control, and does not detract from the speed once the pieces get moving. 180 flicks are quite easy with this. This will also make the most clackety cubes quiet. I also have Traxxas differential oil, which I will relegate to a core lube only (it's too easy to gum up a cube with those slicker oils), while the Super Lube makes a great piece lube. I'm surprised I didn't see reviews here from other cubers.Between this and the Traxxas I may have a lifetime supply of lube. The only downside is that the bottle cap does not fit securely, making an accident quite possible. If you're tired of spending big bucks for a tiny amount of specialty cube lube, this is a good alternative.EDIT: Use sparingly, as this seems to cause eye irritation. You don't need to use a lot to make a cube fast and smooth, maybe a couple drops. Also, the issue with this type of bottle is keeping the cap on. Probably should be screw-on. The box it was in fell over, and every drop ran out.The e-commerce pledge: To improve the reliability of online reviews, I will post a review of every item of significance I purchase, and update the review when my opinion changes.