Company Specialist Lithium Grease Spray, 10 Oz, White

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Wd-40specialist lithium grease spray 300243

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Why did you pick this product vs others?: I ordered this grease spray to tackle the rust on my electric scooter's moving parts, and it delivered fantastic results. The Smart Straw made application precise, allowing me to target hinges and joints without making a mess. What Worked Great: – Rust prevention – Coated metal parts stay protected from moisture and corrosion – Long-lasting lubrication – Smooth operation of squeaky components even after weeks of use – Easy application – The 2-way spray (with or without the straw) gives great control Minor Note: – Slight residue – Wipe off excess to avoid attracting dust (typical for grease sprays) Final Thoughts: This spray brought my scooter back to life—no more grinding noises or stiff joints. If you need reliable lubrication that lasts, this is a winner. Perfect for: Bikes, scooters, garage doors, and any metal parts needing smooth movement and rust protection.

Great for almost any thing, used it with sliding doors, with teflon sliders, works amazing

Update 05/03/25 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Found another great use for this lithium grease.... Ceiling Fans. I have them in all rooms and bedrooms. As it gets so hot in the desert, they do need lubricating once every couple of years. Most of mine are either Hunter or Hampton Bay. Regardless, after years of operation, they can squeak or just get plain noisy. I never realized they could be lubricated until I researched them. I've had great success lubricating most, just a couple of squirts near the bearings, let it soak in a while and then turn on the fan. Squeaks gone. I've had one that isn't either of the main brands and that's developed a really grinding sound. Took quite a few squirts over a 24 hour period and finally, it's now silent. I've not had any issues since. Just one thing, make sure you shake the can well before use. I found a minute or two shake was enough. Also, make sure you can is upright when you squirt. I had one occasion that resulted in the can being upside down to be able to get into a roller bearing of a window and it just released air, not lube. If you have such a problem and need, be aware that Amazon DOES sell a long extended hose that is just about a universal fit for all spray cans and can be reused on a new/replacement can so it'll last a lifetime Update 04/22/25 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I just purchased 2 more cans. This is wonderful stuff. I also have used it on my dual paned opening windows and patio door as the wheels on them were squeaking and they didn't slide freely. Couple of squirts top and bottom and from each side and the windows and doors all operate so smoothly, I can slide a window open with 1 finger (used to be two hands were needed previously). I stand by this stuff, it's really good for the garage door and sliding windows. Original Review ~~~~~~~~~~~~ I've always trusted WD-40 and I had an old can of this white Lithium Grease Spray but needed new. I saw a replacement on Amazon with the same design as my old can but it was considerably more than this new. So after discovering they had released the same product with a "new look" I bought a new can. Purpose? To lubricate a Garage Door that was awfully noisy. I sprayed each and every hinge, each and every roller and the door screw itself. Oh my... what a difference!!!! Noise level went down considerably to a point now all I can hear is the "noisy" motor!!!! LOL... Never heard that before because the squeaks coming from the rollers and hinges were so loud. After much success, I decided to give this stuff a go on my front door which had a sticking lock. One squirt and a a couple of open/closes of the lock and that went from sticking to smooth as a baby's.... Next came a kitchen cabinet door which would not close fully. I realized the problem was the hinge was so sticky so another couple of squirts and that solved that problem. I sprayed the garage door some weeks ago and it's still super quiet. Just one point, shake well and don't hesitate on the squirt. You don't need loads but don't light finger the spray. Firmly press and what comes out is a spray that then leaves a white grease on the subject. I've also bought a second can which I keep in the garage. I used that one on my hedge trimmer. I used to use a light oil spray just to keep the blades smooth but found the white grease a much better lubricant that doesn't dry up in the heat like a light oil does.

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