ABUS Care spray PS88 - grease-free lubricant for door cylinders, car locks, tools - against wear and squeaking - 50 ml

Worked really well. My front door lock started not letting you remove keys and this fixed it. It's not super clear from the photos but this *is* a spray. It has a really thin nozzle so you can spray it directly into a lock. A bit like those red tubes you get with WD40, but this one is attached so you can't lose it.

This product is really good it helped the composite door mechanism which was very stiff and difficult to pull up and pull down really pleased with it.

Have used WD40 in the past (not great) and graphite which works ok but can clump up if it gets damp. So decided to try this in my front door. The door lock tongue was stiff and it required a good pull on the door or pull the handle down to retract the tongue to get the door to close. In addition the deadlocks were pretty stiff and didn’t always work well. So I sprayed the tongue and the various moving parts with this and worked it back and forwards a few times and the door feels brand new. Closes with a gentle pull and it clicks shut. Turning the door handle upwards and the dead bolts shoot in to place. Brilliant value for money as it’s saved me from buying a new front door or trying to replace the door mechanism. I can and have recommended this to people as it’s one of those things you should have in your toolbox.

Seems to work okay. Shot a spurt into both my front & back door Yale locks & they have freed up nicely. Not sure of the longevity/efficacy but so far so good. Recommended? Yes.

Needed a lubricant for my front door lock that felt like it was a the point of jamming or breaking my key. Did my research and was told that I should get something like this instead of WD-40. It took only one spray from this lubricant to completely sort my lock out and make it feel brand new! Very easy to use, one spray into the lock with the handy hose on the front. Can't fault it, would recommend!

My lock had almost entirely seized up, we weren’t sure if it was a dodgy lock, door frame dwelling or key damaged or if someone had maybe had a go at it. I sprayed the lock as directed but I also followed a tip from YouTube and sprayed my key then turned it in the lock a dozen or so times. Instantly the lock felt brand new, locks easily and the door shuts properly now. One thing I would say is wear a mask. I ventilated the area properly (it was the front door) but the fumes are way stronger than expected even with a good amount of fresh air.

Used to keep my house/window locks from seizing up. Small nozzle/spray so not too messy.

I got this as my motorbike lock had started to seize, making getting the key in/out almost impossible. Sprayed some of this in, it started helping straight away. Another little squirt and now the lock is butter smooth. Also did my front door (which didn't actually need it), and it's like there is now zero resistance when locking or unlocking now. I have to double check that the door has locked. Off to find more stiff/seized locks somewhere... 10/10