AGS Sil-Glyde 8 oz Tube - Silicone Brake Assembly 🔧 Lubricant for Quieter Disc Brakes - Moisture Resistant, Heat & Rust Protector Review

This silicone grease is excellent for brake systems and other applications where a petroleum based lubricant should not be used. It is ideal for application to the sealing surface of shaft seals and ensures longer seal life. longer

If you make brakes this product will last a long time unlike the little bags you get at the auto parts store. For the price this is a great buy, lifetime supply. I used it this weekend seems to be of good quality and a whole tube has gone. Smaller tubes are available.

After failing to check the parts and using some non-silicone greases on your fingers and caliper pads? Do you then spend HOURS and HOURS meticulously disassembling caliper guides and pins to clean and re-grease?! This BIG AGS is 8 oz. tube SAVE THE DAY and lasts long for multiple jobs. If you only do a job or two, you'll get 4 oz. hose instead.

I've been using the smaller 4oz hose for years and it's starting to run out. I bought this 8 ounce tube so I wouldn't run out anytime soon. I use it with all the brakes on our cars. Never had any problems. 8 ounces is big enough for the average auto repair shop, and if you have more than one car, it will last for years. I don't store it on the lid but on the side.

This silicone grease is excellent for brake systems and other applications where petroleum based lubricants should not be used. Seal lasts longer

If you make brakes this product will last a long time unlike the little bags at the auto parts store. For the price this is a great buy, lifetime supply. I used it this weekend seems to be of good quality and a whole tube has gone. Smaller tubes are available.

After not checking the parts and using some non-silicone grease on the pins and brake pads? Do you then spend HOURS and HOURS meticulously disassembling caliper guides and pins to clean and re-grease?! This BIG AGS is 8 oz. tube SAVE THE DAY and lasts long for multiple jobs. If you only do a job or two, you'll get 4 oz. hose instead.

I've been using the smaller 4 oz hose for years and it's starting to run out. I bought this 8 ounce tube so I wouldn't run out anytime soon. I use it with all the brakes on our cars. Never had any problems. 8 ounces is big enough for the average auto repair shop, and if you have more than one car, it will last for years. I don't store it on the lid but on the side.