💧 Scuba Choice Scuba Diving Silicone Grease - O-Rings & Regulator Valve Seals, 5g/1/6-Ounce Review

This lubricant is ideal for lubricating the threads of pipette fillers. I'm sure this would work for scuba gear as well, but we use it for our drip fillers.

Got this for a friend and myself as I converted her gift pen into an eyedropper and oiled some of my pens. Definitely go with it and don't worry about how much you're eating since you're using very, very little. In most cases the size of half a grain of uncooked rice.

This is a small bottle of silicone grease. Being small makes it easy to carry, but there's not much lubrication here. However, it was adequate for my needs and it was nice to have just a small jar for my gear. Works well for sealing waterproof gear such as dive lights and dive computers.

I needed a very small piece of this lube and just didn't want a large can of it. So I bought it because it was such a small amount. The trade-off was that it was very expensive per gram. I think if I had to make it all over again I would just buy an 8oz tube and be done with it. Lubrication is good but not exceptional.

I've been a diving instructor for 3 years now, but strangely I didn't buy this device for diving. I've used it for my iklit case for my camera and haven't had a leak, but even more so I've used it to seal my drip fountain pens. It works fantastic for both. I've lowered the camera 250 feet into some caves in Florida and the grips are still not leaking. anyway the handles are hard to open now.

I use this with my fountain pens and other quality metal lead pencils etc to smudge the threads a bit and keep the details from squeaking or coming loose as I write. Haven't tried the eyedropper conversion yet, but this stuff works for that too if you like platinum preppys etc applied to the tool thread. Should last almost forever.

Purchased to replace the battery in my (waterproof) Invicta dive watch. Removing the back and replacing the battery is easy enough, but you'll need to make sure you lubricate the o-ring before screwing on the back so it seals properly. This lube did its job. I'm taking off a star because it's both expensive and lots of lube, but it was the only thing I could find that got me when I wanted it. In short, it works.

It is what it is and works as intended. It's nothing special, but luckily the price reflects that! I have a few different small pieces of silicone dip grease and this type of container is my favorite because the container's threaded lid closes tightly. I have other containers with ziplock lids that I'm always afraid of breaking. I open it up in a dive bag or Save-A-Dive kits and smear silicone grease on everything I own. This container makes those worries easy, and the lube is the same as…

I used this lube to lubricate the round bezel of a slide rule watch (Seiko SNA-411) which was difficult to turn and creaked. I put some of this silicone lube on a strip of unwaxed dental floss and inserted it under the bezel. It took about 15 minutes to rotate the bezel to distribute the lube. Improvements then started, but things really got better after the watch was left for a day and the lube naturally spread through the o-ring under the bezel. Now it rotates as smoothly as the first time…