Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: is this safe to use on vehicke ignition systems for waterproofing?
Document: Use this on some doors that were opening with some difficulty, also on a car door that was squeaking. Worked great
I have not used it yet. But the can came with the cap off and the spray nozzle off. It was also missing the extension tube. I will have to use one from a canned air blaster.
I got rid of it...too dangerous.I didn't realize how dangerous it can be.I am afraid to use it.I can't say how it works since I threw it out.
A contractor recommended this product for stuck windows and it worked great. The windows were 6 years old but sticking and difficult to open. Use of this product  made it a lot easier.
I tried sanding down one end, but it turns out that in this case there's an incredibly fine line between "Still too big to fit" and "Now it's too loose and lubricant leaks and sprays everywhere when you try to use it", and I was unable to land on that line. Being even more careful, I tried to sand down the other end, same result.
This is not a powder and feels damp if you spray some on your fingers, but once the propellant evaporates it leaves behind a slippery surface that does not rub off under the sort of use we put it to.Given that we purchased this can months ago and it is still more than half full, I would estimate the need to buy it again only about every 15-18 months. It's a very good buy.
This is great for squeaks where you dont want to make a mess,not like wd 40. Also spray on car door gaskets so ice wont form and you can,t open your doors,use in locks to. Its a waterproofer.I highly recommend everyone have some of this around the household for various things that need a little attention.
I use it to lubricate the chrome rods that guide movement of weights in a home gym and the product works very well. Its pretty easy and quick to apply: just spray on and wipe off excess lightly with a paper towel.The product title now seems to say 12 cans per case but when I bought it was just one can.
Much better than regular silicone because of the dry film it leaves on the surface. I use it on the chrome levelliing shafts of the automatic levelling system on my RV. With regular silicone I had to re-apply every 2nd or 3rd use or they started making noise. With the 3M Dry Lube I go much longer between applications.
My Andersen casement windows were getting harder to open. The manufacturer's maintenance instructions indicated to use dry type silicone lubricant which I could not find at my local Andersen window suppliers. This product from 3M works great! I highly recommend it. The snorkel tube that comes with it is very beneficial in helping to apply a small amount of lubricant to the various hinge/pivot/contact areas.
Answer: no