D12428375 Krytox by Chemours GPL 204 Grease, Pure PFPE/PTFE, 0.5 oz Tube

I love it because I paid this much for 2oz of it.... That being said, I needed something for my aftermarket sway bar bushings. I tried a few different lubes that all had good reviews in their own, just not in my case. Being in WI, the underside of the car is blasted with salt brine, salt, sand, water, animals......it happens. Most of the grease lasted a half a year or less, maybe because I clean the underside of my car more than most? This stuff has been great since putting it on, didn't need much..and for the price, no reason to use more than necessary. No random squeaks or creaks since using it. As a side note, it states it is non-toxic in its current form. Be careful you don't heat this stuff up to I believe 300-450 degrees. It may cause polymer fume fever (teflon flu)......the reason some people don't use non-stick pans.

Works great on my sun roof

Used it to lubricate oxygen, acetylene hose reel.

I used this grease to lubricate some halo clear mechanical keyboard switches. The most common lubricant recommended in everyone’s how-to videos is Krytox 295 g0. Although this is not that (it’s Krytox 204 g2), it did the job perfectly, and my keyboard is buttery smooth now! I would recommend this to anyone looking to lubricate keyboard switches!

I lubed up a set of ZealPC Tealios V2 switches with this, and they are absolutely buttery smooth now! Also used it to lubricate the stock stabilizer sliders (used dielectric grease on the metal bars) on my Drop CTRL keyboard. In combination with the band-aid mod, the stabilizers feel incredible now.

Bought some cheap 608 bearings but they moved a stiff as a board. I had some GPL 206, but while they were much more quiet, they were still a bit stiff. GPL204 as a high viscosity of 60 cSt at 40C so its perfect for these. Just be aware the temperature range is not as high as the other ones, at only 179C. Not that it matters on a 3D printer. PS - Oh, be sure to decide what Krytox to use BEFORE you put them on. Normal bearing grease comes off with petrol, but I have never been able to cleanly remove Krytox.

Works great for lubing switches and stabilizers. I've used it on a few types of switches as well as two sets of keyboard stabilizers. I recommend buying a small container version of this from someone like NovelKeys, but there is nothing wrong with this tube-storage system either.

This is just about perfect for keyboard switches, and extremely convenient in tubes that will cover several sets. Usually, I'd encourage getting 205 from a small business, but this is just too perfect to pass up, especially for the price.