💧 Super Lube 91003: High-Dielectric Silicone Grease, 3 oz. - Enhanced Vacuum Performance Review

I have always used stick-like white lithium wax to lubricate wood screws. This stick is hard to find so I gave it a try. It works great and I've found many other uses for it.

This grease is no joke, it's thick and viscous. I used this lube to lubricate my keyboard stabilizers and I didn't get as much rumble using this lube as when this keyboard came stock to me. Overall a good lube.

This review is for Super Lube 91003 High Dielectric Silicone Vacuum Lube, 3 oz. I use it to protect the electrical connections of my sea fishing kayak. This great savings tube is much cheaper to buy compared to smaller and more expensive brands. In terms of quality, I see no difference to more expensive brands.

I was pleasantly surprised that the lube was food grade. This is handy because I can use it for the seals on my water still. I consider silicone grease to be an indispensable household lubricant. Petroleum-based oils and lubricants can damage plastic and rubber materials; they are also poisonous. Silicone is ideal for applications where petroleum products are bad.

I used this lube primarily before changing the spark plug and ignition coil which worked great with them. I then used it to lubricate the garage door seal. The old gasket kept sticking to the latex painted door causing sticking. When I installed a new seal around this 2 car garage door I used this stuff as a last resort. It actually worked out well. It gets quite thin when heated, but overall it looks like a quality product. I would buy it again.

I bought this silicone lubricant to use on the leather upholstery of an upright piano that I am restoring. It works well. On the plus side, I built the giant whirly we have in our backyard. A little fisherman's hands in a boat whirl in the wind. When rain hits the guy, the tree swells and he stops moving. I've tried graphite, motor oil and threats, but nothing has worked. Then I tried this silicone lube and it swings the oars at the slightest breeze. Even in the rain. I only had to wear it…

I use it for almost everything. Food safe and lubricates many parts. For example, after installing the water filter in the refrigerator, lubricate the parts. Each time you install a household light bulb, apply a very thin brush stroke to the base. I've always hated the sound of metal on ceramic squeaking, and this stops that sound and prevents corrosion. I accidentally cleaned my oven with the grates in, it dried out the grates so I put that on the edge of the racks and now they slide and the…

Excellent value for money. You can get a small cup of this lube at your local hardware store, but it costs more and only costs 0.5 ounces. Good for lubricating anything that moves slowly (rather thick) and it never wears out. I have used this on the plastic threads of my pool pump and filter and it has held up over 2 years of constant salt water immersion - all fittings are easy to remove and the filter is easy to change. A word of caution (didn't happen to me): if you wear contact lenses, be…