CRC Water Based Silicone 03035 – 13 Wt Oz, Heavy Duty Silicone Lubricant w/Perma-Lock 2-Way Integrated Actuator

I use this to fix the shower door rollers squeaking.

This item was purchased to spray up into the old style porcelain light sockets with the pull chain on/off cord. The cord was getting progressively more difficult to pull and I wanted to use a Safe lubricant to ease the strain. I chose the CRC WATER based silicone lubricant to eliminate the possibility of fire when the chain was pulled. Since the lubricant is water based there is noting flammable with this spray. The silicone did its job and now all of the basement light pull chains operate smoothly and easily. Highly recommend CRC!

Gave 4 stars because I really haven't tested long enough. Used on our frig that's stored in our shed at the RV park at the start of the season. Worked well. Will also use on the RV frig when winterizing at the end of the season as well as the 'outside' frig. My neighbor suggested coating the seals on our coolers (ice chests) & ice makers as well..great idea!

Was a good product and would buy again.

Used this on plastic slides in my cigar store. Worked fantastic. The glass doors slide like a champ now. No ill effects on the plastic due to corrosive solvents in the can. The glass just slides on plastic slide panels. they were rough. but now they glide like on they are on ice. Great product to use when you need something that doesn't have any solvents in the aerosol.

This is a 13 oz can making it priced right.Note: this is a foam, not a liquid spray and there is no little plastic tube to narrow down the output. If you aim at something small expect to need a rag to wipe off what missed your target.It worked well when used on my sliding glass patio door track.

I did not realize it was a foaming lubricant and it sprayed foam everywhere, it was a total mess. I was trying to lubricate the hinges on the door of my RV and it went everywhere. Also, after several sprays, it became very difficult to spray and rather than coming out in a foam, it was more of a dribble. It might work for many applications but it did not work for me

The media could not be loaded. I’m a fan of the permanently attached straw, as well as the lack of strong chemical smells. The foaming aspect takes a little getting used to but working with a cloth with your other hand to control overspray works well in most cases. I find this great for lubricating and protecting things in the household and kitchen as you don’t have the harsh chemical vapors of a solvent based spray. Seems to be a good choice for plastics and rubbers, even leather. If you are working on your car then a solvent based spray would be fine but if working indoors with kitchen appliances or anywhere without good ventilation this is a great option. 4 stars as it’s a bit pricey, if you can find it for sale for 10 bucks or less and are aware it comes out more like a shaving cream foam than a liquid spray then It’s a 5 star choice.