Krytoxby Chemours GPL 207 Grease, Pure PFPE / PTFE , 0.5 oz Tube (D12431834)

Got some to do some WAY overdue maintenance on my 3D printer, and didn't have the little tubes it came with.Grabbed this as I figure if I'm gonna do it, I go all the way. These devices need precision movement, and I wasn't going to take chances seeing as this device had been unused and unmaintained for over a year.Put on a pair of nitrile gloves, and worked this all into the threads and rods for the bot movement. Ran off a print with some fairly precise movement requirement and it came out perfecty, the print heads slide like butter over the rails and the Z-axis movement with the threaded rod was like new.No complaints at all, and this tube should last me a couple of years at least of maintenence.

Puchased to quiet up the aging rubber seals on my older BMW. Worked well, but I had to ration it to get all four doors done.

Very Expensive.

Small tube, but this stuff goes a long way, a little dab will do. WORKS very well on everything I used it on. Especially well used on LED flashlights to coat the threads on the body of the flashlight, this stuff is heat tolerant so it is perfect for this use. This stuff is not super thick so it goes on very well.

This grease seems great, stays where you put in. Sun roof slides and gears seem quieter after installation. Now I have to wait and see if it stays where I put it and keeps lubricating sun roof parts through rain, snow, all temperature changes.

I got this a little while ago, used it pretty much , immediately and to its credit that's the last I've had to use this stuff. It really does last.

Works great on reels

Great thick grease. I use the thick 207 in bicycle areas of high impact. The surface where the headset bearing contacts the frame is a prime example. The 207 is too viscous to be use within a bicycle cartridge bearing.The 207 is also ideal for protecting aluminum threaded assemblies.