High Performance Lubricant with PTFE 400ml - drives out moisture, reduces friction with long lasting protection

This oil does work after a few attempts. It’s not too greasy and it lasts for a very long time. And you certainly can use it on anything that sticks

Use this for all the jobs where you've been using WD40 and really shouldn't have been. Where WD40 dries out and goes sticky this just keeps on lubricating and it's just as easy to use. Bike chains, gears, door hinges, everything metal-on-metal needs this stuff. Add a can of silicone spray for plastic-on-plastic and you're good to go.

Have used this to lubricate my greenhouse fan heaters which hang on chains from the roof. The fans are on continuous 24/7, and the problems were that the sealed-in spherical bearings are not accessible for lubrication without motor strip down, and eventually seize up burning the motor out. This has proved costly and laborious, because they do not last very long without regular lubing. I tried using ordinary WD40 but it dries out too quickly. After recommendation, I tried 3-IN-ONE Professional High Performance Lubricant with the applicator tube, which I can just about fit in sealed motor rivet hole, and 'hey presto' problem solved. This stuff carries on lubing and has saved me costly motor replacement, motor strip-downs and much hassle. Give it a try.

This is quite good and I have a feeling it'll last me a while.I bought this for my 3D printed as the Z-axis lead screw started to make squeaking sounds - rubbing against the bed plate mechanism when raising/lowering I'd imagine. All my internet searches pointed towards lubricants either only found in the US or ridiculously expensive here in the UK. So I decided to look at the type of lubricant and active ingredients. That led me to believe that this 3-in-one stuff would be suitable.I sprayed it on the lead screw using the straw provided. It's a runny spray, so it travelled nicely down the thread. It also splashed pretty much everywhere so it was a bittersweet experience. Anyway, the squeaking has stopped and the printer is working just fine.Good stuff at a good price.

Used this on the front door lock because it was starting to get difficult to fit the key in, needing lots of wriggling around.A few sprays of this and now the keys literally glide in and out, despite the fact the lock itself must be like 20-30 years old.Magical stuff!

how can you review a tin of the best oil going.....it's oily and it smells nice

Used for Ultion door lock.

Bought this as it was recommended by a joiner to me for all those odd little jobs where you need oil and also mainly for oiling my door locks etc. I had previously been using WD40 but he said that was a no no! as this was the stuff I needed. Well, I followed his advice and it is great. Oiled all my locks and it cleans and keeps my Leatherman in great condition. Great value 400ml tin that will last simply ages depending on use. Hubby also uses it to oil his bike etc.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!