Top-rated Food Grade Pure Silicone Grease: Ultimate Solution for Safe and Efficient Lubrication Review

I've been using it for 30 years. If you don't dive much, a smaller tank will do. It doesn't spoil. Keep clean. I use it on most o-rings including dive lights, cameras and other gear. It is not suitable for devices exposed to more than 40% oxygen. We use a different lubricant. I even coat my knife blades with it after cleaning them. This helps prevent rust - they all rust if you don't take care of them. A small amount is sufficient for O-rings. The silicone does not help the seal. This simply…

The jar was larger than I expected and filled to the brim. A little goes a long way so this should last me for years. The lube is clear, not white, and is easy to apply. It is needed to lubricate rubber O-rings, washers, gaskets, etc. Ordinary petroleum oil, grease and Vaseline destroy natural rubber. t uses it at 4-6 months; When I opened it up today, I found a thin layer of liquid on top of the fat, about 1/16" - 1/8" deep. The liquid silicone should separate from the thicker fat. (It was…

. But useful for so many things. I keep a can of Trident silicone grease in my dive tool kit along with wrenches, a set of allen wrenches, and spare dive computer batteries and spare O-rings, which are essential for diving most of the time. I use it to prevent my dive computer o-rings and camera seals and inflatable buoyancy compensator o-rings from leaking underwater, my wife uses it as a mask seal to prevent water from getting on her forehead where her hair is crossing her mask seal. and many