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Specifications
| Brand | Super Lube |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | 97008 |
| UPC | 082353970087 |
| Product Type | Grease |
| Shipping weight | 0.6 lb |
| Category | Metal, Corrosion & Engine |
Materials & Construction
This product is a silicone-based, NLGI Grade 2 lubricating grease formulated with Syncolon® for use on brake calipers and wheel cylinder assemblies, where its silicone base lubricates rubber and plastic parts without degrading most seal materials.
Product Description
Why you'll want it
- Built for caliper and wheel cylinder jobs. Caliper and wheel cylinder jobs are what this silicone grease is meant for. The listing describes it as a fit for those brake tasks.
- Gentle on rubber and plastic parts. Silicone lubricates rubber and plastic parts well, the listing says. It works with most rubber types, such as nitrile, nylon and other synthetic rubbers.
- Lubes every moving brake point. Brake parts that slide or travel need it. On disc brakes that covers the caliper slides and pins, the bushings, and the pad contact spots inside the housing.
- Do it before winter storage. Fall is a good time to lube the brake slides, pins and parking brake cables before the boat goes into winter storage.
What it is
Super Lube Silicone Lubricating Brake Grease with Syncolon is an 8oz tube of silicone grease made by Super Lube. The listing gives its grade as NLGI Grade 2, the standard grease consistency rating. It is dielectric and food grade, and the listing says it is NSF registered for incidental food contact at H1.
How to use it
- Work it into each brake spot where something slides or travels.
- On disc brakes, the caliper slides and pins, the bushings, and the pad contact spots inside the housing need grease.
- For locking calipers on rear disc brakes, grease the self-adjusters.
- Also grease the linkages and cables of the parking brake, which the listing names.
- To dampen vibration, use only a small amount on the rear face of a bare pad, or between the shim and caliper.
- Do not apply it between the pads and the noise-reducing shims.
What else the job needs
No additional items are specified in the product description.
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