🔧 CRC SL3301 Brake & Caliper Grease, Synthetic, 2.5 oz Review

Not much to say about brake lube other than it works as it should and gives you everything you need! Great product for the price.

I've been using this product for years and finally had to buy another tube. For the average self-braking person, this hose will last a long time. Some have complained about wellies getting damaged but I've never had a problem. I highly recommend this lube.

I used this in conjunction with another product because the Weber Grill Forum (TVWGG) recommended it to clean the temperature "valves" on my Weber Grill (below the inlet /off button temperature) and recommended it worked like a charm. After disassembling and cleaning/degreasing the valves, I applied brake caliper grease as it is resistant to high temperatures. The temperature controls on my 11 year old Weber Genesis now depress more easily and also pop up when turned to the off position.

Used for brake pad seals. It meets the requirements for dirt, temperature, water, etc. that can ruin the pad. So only hold it by the pad's contact points and very little works amazingly. The car doesn't recommend such substances in the factory manual, and new pads should slip properly without them, but many like a little extra lubrication and corrosion protection. Food grade silicone is commonly used for slide pins. Check the requirements for your vehicles.

Not much can I say about brake lube other than it works as it should and gives you everything you could ever need! Great product for the price.

I've been using this product for many years and finally had to buy another tube. For the average self-braking person, this hose will last a long time. Some have complained about wellies getting damaged but I've never had a problem. I highly recommend this lube.

I used this in conjunction with another product because the Weber Grill Forum (TVWGG) recommended that the temperature "valves" on my Weber grill (below the on/off temperature). handles) and it worked like a charm. After disassembling and cleaning/degreasing the valves, I applied brake caliper grease as it is resistant to high temperatures. The temperature controls on my 11 year old Weber Genesis now depress more easily and also pop up when turned to the off position.

is used for brake pads. It meets the requirements for dirt, temperature, water, etc. that can ruin the pad. So only hold it by the pad's contact points and very little works amazingly. The car doesn't recommend such substances in the factory manual, and new pads should slip properly without them, but many like a little extra lubrication and corrosion protection. Food grade silicone is commonly used for slide pins. Check the requirements for your vehicles.