Tri-FlowLubricant

Tri-Flow is one of the best lubricants on the market. Works great on wide variety of items.

What can I say? It's Triflow. Love this stuff, been using it for years once a mechanic friend set me straight about WD40. WD40 is a cleaner, not a lubricant and attracts dust. In a short time (after using WD40) things will worsen or it will stop working all together. Not with Triflow, it keeps on working and working. I just used it to restore the buttons on my gas grill that were getting stiff. They work like new now.

Great for just about anything with a tropical type smell.

My ex-boyfriend who was a bike mechanic turned me onto this stuff 30 years ago and I've been using it ever since. I keep a can of TriFlow in the garage for lubricating my mountain bike and a can in the house for other moving parts. It's way better than WD40. I put a rubber band around it to keep the little red straw handy.

Nothing better than this product for lubricants!

Read the headline, it sums up the review.

First off let me say this is a fantastic product. Unfortunately that can't be said for the shipping packaging.As others have indicated mine came in a flimsy plastic bag that looked like it had been through a thrashing machine. Fortunately for me my caps were taped to the canisters so they were not damaged. For some unknown reason I did not receive the spray straws that are supposed to come with the spray can. Again, great product but lousy shipping practices.

I bought this to lubricate my jeep hydraulic running boards. Previously I used penetrating oil and it’s fine but based on user reviews for this product I decided to fork out a premium for two tiny cans. I applied this spray to all the moving parts and joints of my hydraulics and now the boards barely move when the doors are opened and the lift is supposed to activate. This lubricant actually made my running boards inoperative. I would have returned these cans but returns aren’t allowed because of shipping protections. So I’m out nearly $40 dollars when I could have used some utterly craptastic wd40 for the same results. Don’t fall for the bamboozle like I did. Save your money and buy something else.