Keson Industries PA14 Handheld Applicator 12 in Transparent
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Multi-purpose silicone lubricant stops sticking, friction, squeaking and binding while waterproofing and electrically insulating moving parts
Loctite Silicone Lubricant is a multi-purpose formula that stops sticking, friction, squeaking, and binding on moving parts. It will not mar paint, rubber, or plastic surfaces. The 5.3 oz tube provides waterproofing and electrical insulation for general maintenance tasks.
The non-gumming formula prevents residue build-up over repeated use. It is not suited for high-load bearing applications requiring heavy-duty grease. Users needing a food-grade or high-temperature rated lubricant should select a different product type.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Loctite |
| Product type | Grease & Lubricants |
The 5.3 oz tube provides enough lubricant for many small jobs around the home without taking up much storage space.
It delivers a generous amount of silicone lubricant to stop squeaks, free stuck parts, and waterproof surfaces across multiple applications.
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