AGS Automotive Solutions SIL-Glyde Multi-Purpose All-Weather Lubricating Compound for All Surfaces - 8 oz Tube, Versitle Multi-Purpose Lubrication, All Weather, Auto, Home, Farm and Shop

This product is great, using on my antique autos to keep window channels and locks functioning

This stuff is so good, I’d probably write up an ad for AGS for free. If you’re fighting the battle of our universe vs. your car’s rubber and plastic components… this stuff is your ELEVEN. I use it for everything. It renews door seals, sunroof seals, hinges, connectors, rubber tubing, the list goes on. Protects from heat degradation in your engine bay. That rubber and plastic won’t be turning crispy if it has Silglyde on it. Metals? No rust. Anything you spread it on turns to gold (a very light coating is all that’s required, the tube is large and lasts a LONG time). Super easy to apply. Use a small brush, or your finger! Anyone who cares about their car should own a tube of this. They even sell brake caliper pin lube and dielectric electrical connector lube, and a SPRAY. I have all of them. You can also use it in your house for stuff like door hinges, locks, etc. Hands down one of the best products on the market.

I had used this on our original 2dr Bronco roof and door seals and it help quite it down quite a bit. Our new '24 4dr Bronco developed a horrendous interior squeak in the rear. A buddy with a '22 4dr said it was the seal on the rear window against the tailgate and that his does it too. It was worst going slow over small bumps and our gravel road made the thing sing, sing, sing. I verified the source was spot on by driving low speed with the glass up. I cleaned the seal with IPA and put a very, very thin coating of this on and worked iThe lube into the seal surface, then wiped any excess off. The hugely annoying squeak was eliminated! I immediately went to my buddies house and did the same on his '22 Bronco. Again, squeak eliminated! He couldn't believe I fixed it so quickly after driving around with that racket for 2+ years. Not sure how long it will be effective, but it's easy to do, it doesn't take much material, and the tube should last a long time. It's a thick grease, so it stays in place. I absolutely love this Bronco, but that squeak would have driven me up a wall. This stuff was worth every penny.

Used this to help seat the quick-connect T-fittings that GM used on the heater core connections of my 2012 Tahoe and a bunch of other SUVs and trucks. Made the job a lot easier, especially given the very limited working space near the firewall where the get installed. This has the consistency of petroleum jelly and spreads well so you don't need a lot to get the job done. I'm sure I'll find plenty of uses for it, and the tube is large enough that it should last for quite awhile. It's rated to hold up to the coolant and it's higher temps,

Have used this for years as a heavy duty mechanic. Helps in may situations for installing seals or lubricating window tracks (drawing a blank now, its 2am and I'm bored.....) ...etc....

Great product @ a fair price with fast shipping!

I've used a lot of different greases for brake caliper pins, shoe adjusters, and other brake hardware. Aerosol lithium grease was convenient but just didn't hold up. Specialty brake greases (purple ceramic grease or that green super-special brake grease) gave inconsistent and usually lackluster results despite their price. Some made rubber parts swell and stick despite promising not to do that. Others dried out.A few years ago I did what I should have done all along and went back to using Sil-Glyde. It's what I was taught to use in technical college when I studied auto repair 20+ years ago. It worked well back then, lubricating effectively without damaging any rubber parts.It works just as well today. Every time I do a brake job all the caliper pins, slides, adjusters, and backing plate friction points get a dab of Sil-Glyde. It works just as well today as it did 20 years ago, too.I also use it for lubricating o-rings, plastic fittings and threads, etc. It seems to be pretty benign around plastic and rubber and I've never had a problem with it causing any embrittlement or swelling. It also works to keep rubber seals pliable. In a pinch I've used it on light bulb sockets to keep corrosion at bay, though I prefer dielectric grease if given the option.I have entirely too many different oils, greases, and other lubricants in my stash, but if I had to throw the majority away tomorrow, Sil-Glyde would still be on the KEEP pile.

A few days ago, I bought a vintage drum set and a similar product was recommended. Based on my research, I chose this one and saved a bit of money. For its first test, I had a large bolt on the bass drum tom holder that was stuck. I had to use pliers to get it out but, once I did, I put a little dab of this on the threads and it's buttery smooth. It has a lot of uses, and a little goes a long way, so keep a tube handy.

Excellent product that arrived quickly

Does the job. Great price

This is the large size tube 8oz/ 227g.I’ve used this stuff on my brakes the past 20 years, and it’s never let me down.Excellent for many other uses, as listed on back of the tube.

Very good lubricant. I used it on the new brake pads and worked perfectly

Took a while to get but happy with price and product