Plews & Edelmann 12 Ounce Ultra Lube 10444 LubriMagic Spray Lubricant and Penetrant Aerosol-12 oz (6 Pack)

This is the one product I can use in the house without my wife getting mad because of the smell. 😆 It's not offensive for household tasks like doors and kitchen cabinets, etc.. It penetrates deeply & better than any other I've tried and as a long timeprofessional mechanic, I've tried them all.. I had a squeaky bedroom door hinge that drove us nutsfor years. WD40 and a couple other "great products" wouldn't touch it.I sprayed just a touch of Ultralube on the hinges and worked it in well but, nothing... Just like everything else. Then, a couple of days later, after it had a chance to really crawl inside, the squeak stopped. The heavens opened, the angels sang and it hasn't squeaked since, waking me up in the middle of the night. It was that tight a place but worked like a miracle. I have a rusty, old, cast iron stove in my shop. I sprayed a fair amount on a small area, on one side, just to see what it would do. The next day I looked at it and it had spread out and up, crawling it's way over about a third of the side of the stove with not that much being sprayed. When you spray it, you only need a very small amount and it will sort of "froth up" and starts working it's way in, immediately. On really tough jobs, give it a spray, work it in (if a moving jojnt) and let it work. If not fixed a couple days later, treat again. Do that a few times and the toughest thing you have will succumb. It's perfectly safe on everything and doesn't gum up or collect dust/dirt and dries to a thin, dry film so it's excellent for lubing and preserving firearms and fishing reels. I have some very expensive, vintage Belgian Browning, BAR rifles, shotguns and pistols and they do great. No rust and the action is smooth, no harm to finishes, wood or plastics. A touch before shooting if it's been stored a while and after a thorough cleaning and your good to go. And it doesn't smell up your gun safe. I still hit the trigger with a high quality trigger lube because it's a different type/viscosity but, that's it. This stuff may seem expensive at first but, 12 ozs. will last a veeery long time. You'll quickly realize that you don't "blast" anything, you try hard to just barely activate the valve button for 90% of the jobs. The cans don't lose pressure and quit with 3/4ths of a can left and don't clog. You get full usage of the product. Try this and you'll never touch PB Blaster, et.al. again.

In Wisconsin we get a LOT of rusty, frozen stuff. I first used this stuff on tailgate latches and door hinges, but the more you use it, the more uses you find for it. It will free up a frozen tailgate latch and a year later it will still work like new.

Some spray tubes were missing, but I had extras already.

There’s the best stuff I’ve ever use compared to all the different manufacturers hands-down the best