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Question: Does it have a skinny tube (like WD-40) so I can spray it into a door lock?
Document: Dupont Telfon Non-Stick Dry-Film Lubricant Aerosol Spray works exactly like it says it does. My husband had been trying to find a dry lubricant for months and can't find it in our stores. So glad we found it online. My husband uses it for door jams, our treadmill, anything that we don't want oil stain on. Love it.
Move over, WD40......there's a new spray lube in town!This stuff is amazing. I've used it on virtually everything from a wooden glider rocker chair to door knobs.
I bought this in the liquid form in a bottle. Worked great, so got the spray for some hard to reach places where the drops would not work. All there is to say is, I lived with difficult sliding drawers and squeaking doors for years. Do not wait like I did.
I sprayed the teflon film on both items. I sprayed it into the male parts and over the female parts of the legs on both and so happy. It worked. And unlike silicone sprays and wd-40 both good products in their own right for the right jobs that fit them...but this was not the right job for them. And DuPont's Teflon Dry Film spray is. I also bought two 14 ounce cans and their 4 ounce bottle of liquid form to give to my husband.
This stuff is amazing. I bought it to lube up my typewriters, which had stuck keys and lots of dried up oil with crud stuck in the joints. This pushes out the junk at the joints and lubricates it so it types smoothly within seconds! All you have to do is spray the joint and begin working the joint quickly until it begins moving smoothly, then you're done! Since this is teflon-based, not oil-based, it shouldn't gunk up over time like sewing machine oil can.
Nothing beats this stuff for not attracking dirt and dust and lint. Coleman told me to try WD-40 which I ignored because it would attract dirt including any sand in the area etc. And could in the end stick things up worse. The legs are painted probably poweder coated paint and two brandnew canopies each had one sticky leg. I couldn't shake it down on either and had to get a larger stronger fella to come to my aide. I hate that...I'm such an independent gal.
Good product. Powdered teflon is still better but this stuff works well and has its purposes. The only annoying thing is trying to get the tube in the spray head.
I bought this product to lubricate a sliding glass door. It did an adequate job, but didn't last for more than a couple of days.
I like using this lube inside where there isn't a residue or scent left behind. It works well by itself or as a follow up to previously oiled surfaces and joints that need relubing again.
DIDN'T WORK FOR MY APPLICATION, BUT WORKS GREAT FOR MOTORCYCLE CHAINS. I was expecting teflon, like the cook ware. My BAD.
Answer: yes