Tri-Flow TFBP20030 Red Grease - 6.25 oz. Aerosol , Black

The Bernina Techs on a forum for vintage machines swear by this product to free up a sewing machine that has been sitting too long and not used or oiled frequently. It is safe on both the metal and the plastic gears in the sewing machines. This Tri-flow oil, a hairdryer and a bit of wiggling ….plus a day or two of reapplying and patience and most sewing machines start moving again! Mine did! I have a Bernina 930 ( from the early 1980’s ) and the selector for changing stitches was sluggish and not snapping into position along with the feed dog switch wasn’t bringing the feed dogs back up.…two problems one solution …Tri-flow. Speaking of the 1980’s ….one reviewer claimed his oil was manufactured in 1986 because that was stamped on his or her package…it is stamped 1986, that’s the year the company went into business, then about 2” away, it shows the current Tri-flow logo has a copyright date of 2006…so it has nothing to do with the manufacturing date…see photo. I’m also taking a photo of the front of the package as it’s obvious to me this is not old stock. The glue seal to the cardboard on mine was loose in one area, likely due to handling in the Amazon warehouse. This oil saved me a $80+ repair bill. Next, I am going to buy the 2oz to refill the pen oiler when I get low. I don’t plan to be without this stuff. One side note, this does not replace the lily white oil or sewing machine oil for weekly/ monthly oiling, this is a penetrating oil to help things move that have stopped moving….or aren’t moving as easily ….too bad it won’t work on me!

The pin point oiler is a blast from the past. What is old is new again with a much improved lubricent. Sowing machine to a bike. This has to be the best stuff ever. Really needed the grease for my micro r/c project, and there is no match. Great product.

Love trifles products. The needle syringe comes preloaded with the red and I use it on my RC helis to lube the main bearing block shaft and it works better than anything I’ve used.

I was looking for a spray grease to use on my tractor's 3point connect equipment. As usual, the one I like'd for many years, they quit making. If this was a spray, I'd go for 5 stars. Worth the money.

good but a little thin. could be thicker

I have been using Triflow for the last 30 years. It does not leave a residue to pick up dirt. It is safe to use on lock mechanisms and cylinders, and especially good on padlocks exposed to weather. I also use it on my shop tools to prevent rust and corrosion. Better than WD40!

I recommend tri flow and the mini pen you can take this anywhere

Easy way to dispense this for non pressurized entry and probably the best I've had. I like it better than the old squeeze tubes or "tubs" of grease since I only needed it to grease two or three things and it's store neatly for a time when needed again.