🔧 35 lb Pail of Sta-Lube Super White Multi-Purpose Lithium Grease SL3155 - Durable and Versatile Grease for Various Applications Review

Like: Fixed metal squeak in zero gravity chair. Dislikes: Pipe size (and price) for a commercial repair shop; I have a chair, am 84 years old and just need a small whistle (but I had to buy what is sold in the market).

Old. Apart. It doesn't smell like my old can. I tried to stir but the remix doesn't work. Waste. I don't think I want to honestly trust this lube. I finally opened a can after the old one ran out. Delivered on March 24th. I had to open the seal immediately. In my opinion. The outer can is in excellent shape.

This is a large tube that will last forever unless you have a few jobs that use lithium grease regularly. It is excellent for protecting against moisture and rusting on metal, which is its direct purpose. You can't be wrong. I would buy it again and recommend it, but remember it's a big tube.

I use this white grease on a rust spot on my white car; instead of expensive repairs and painting. If you don't hit or rub this grease, your car will have a yellowish-white stain, not a gross brown rust. Then this lithium grease is best at blocking further rust: I hope so.

I've used it in my professional steamer instead of WD-40 (which I have a very bad reaction to). I could not unscrew the metal parts of the steamer. This stuff works really well BUT it's messy. More than once an item I steamed got covered in this cream despite wiping the steamer clean. It's like it never dissolves, just stays there, and any movement of the metal can expose the cream. But better than WD-40.

Smearing the doors was on my to-do list, but as soon as we had our first child, this task was high on the list. A creaking door wakes a child. I went all over the house, pulling out a pen at a time, wiping it off, wiping the hinges with a paper towel, and putting this lube on them. They have been silent for about 5 months now. I tried spraying them with white grease but that didn't work for more than a few days. Using this tube definitely helped. TIP (Some of the door pins were rusty and even…

I have this to lubricate my garage door opener. I've been using sprays (both lithium and silicone) for the past few years and they work, but not for long (3 months). at best) and overspray is a pain. Usually after about 2 months the garage door opener would start making a tinkling noise which gradually got worse until the noise became so horrific that I re-oiled it. So it's been almost 2 months with this new lithium grease and sound. The garage door opener is solid without a hint of dinging…