80070 Silicone Spray Lubricant,10.25oz

Nice foaming agent with good lubricating properties, perfect also for rubber/bushing areas.

Great product recommended

It is clear the percentage of silicone in this product is high. You can smell silicone. It doesn't dry instantly when you spray as other products which probably means it has a better lubrication effect. I will monitor lubricated items for some time and hopefully give five stars.

As described

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Ah, the Permatex 80070 Silicone Spray Lubricant—the unsung hero of my garage! Let me tell you, this little aerosol can is like a wizard’s wand for mechanical equipment. It’s like Gandalf whispering, “You shall not squeak!” as it works its magic. First off, let’s talk about the packaging. The can itself looks like it’s ready to join a rock band. Sleek, mysterious, and ready to jam with your rusty hinges. The label screams, “I’m here to lubricate, baby!” And boy, does it deliver. Now, I’m no mechanic, but I’ve got a toolbox that would make Tim “The Tool Man” Taylor proud. And when I stumbled upon this Permatex wonder, I thought, “Why not? Let’s give it a whirl!” So, I grabbed my trusty can, shook it like a Polaroid picture, and sprayed away. 1. The Squeak Slayer: Remember that creaky door that sounded like a dying walrus every time you opened it? Well, not anymore! The Permatex 80070 swooped in like Batman and silenced that noise faster than you can say “Abracadabra!” 2. Friction Fighter: My garage is like a WWE ring for tools—wrenches vs. pliers, screwdrivers vs. hammers. But guess what? Permatex stepped in, oiled up those moving parts, and turned my garage into a ballet studio. No more grunting and wrestling; just smooth, graceful movements. 3. Window Wizardry: Windows sticking like a stubborn toddler refusing bedtime? Fear not! Permatex coated those channels, and suddenly my windows glided up and down like they were auditioning for “So You Think You Can Dance.” 4. Rubber Revival: Rubber mountings and weather stripping feeling neglected? Permatex gave them a spa day. They’re now rejuvenated, ready to face rain, snow, and the occasional squirrel attack. 5. Dust-Repellent Sorcery: The high silicone formula is like Teflon for dust. It repels those pesky particles like a bouncer at an exclusive club. “Sorry, dust, you’re not on the guest list!” 6. Paint Protector: Permatex won’t mar your paint, rubber, or plastic surfaces. It’s like having a personal bodyguard for your car. “Step away from the fender, dirt!” 7. Electrically Insulated Enchantment: It’s not just a lubricant; it’s an electrician’s dream. Coating wires, connectors, and switches, it whispers, “Fear not, sparks. I’ve got you covered.” And the best part? It doesn’t attract dirt. No clingy particles here! It’s like Permatex went to a speed-dating event and said, “Sorry, dirt, I’m not your type.” Swipe left! So, my fellow DIY enthusiasts, grab your Permatex 80070 and channel your inner Gandalf. Wave it over your hinges, locks, and mechanical bits, and watch the magic unfold. 🪄✨ In summary: Permatex 80070 Silicone Spray Lubricant—because life’s too short for squeaks and sticky windows.

Works fairly well. Expected more of a liquid spray than a foam spray - can make it harder to get into certain areas, wasting a decent amount of product. Does lubricate well and has been lasting on items that are in constant use.

The maker of my casement windows recommends this for keeping the hinges lubricated. Did a great job and left no residues.

This is actually the first time I have purchased and used silicone lubricating spray over wd-40's standard lubricant so I have limited knowledge of all the differences, but I can say I am strongly leaning toward sticking with this, no pun intended honest. First, I have used many other permatex products from sealants to gasket making and i trust this brand 100% which is why I chose this brand to try this type of lubricant, silicone. Second, I did several in home tests to compare the two because lubricants are so important in protecting your investments. For instance, using the wd40 on one hinge Permatex on the other, wd40 on one wheel/axle Permatex on the other and so on. This silicone spray wins. I am sold on silicone lubricants and will be using the wd40 less and less around the house and on the job. Mainly, it is much cleaner and in addition to that it seems to last a little longer and lubricates a little better. The ONLY con to this is the spray method which may or may not be the only option. It is not as concentrated and a little too powerful. That being said the good outweighs the bad significantly.