Instruction: Given a question and its related document, determine if the question is answerable by analyzing the information in the document. Output yes if the document addresses the question, or no otherwise.

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Question: Is there any reason this wouldn't be suitable for a mountain bike chain and related components (rear derailleur tension pulleys, etc)?
Document: I spray this stuff on my chain to lube it up and then I take it for a ride and it provides a satisfying experience without making a wet sloppy mess.
My power wheelchair takes on the environment of Northern Vermont with ease. But it often times picks up pebbles, sand, grit etc. that when they get between moving metal surfaces, the squeaking and screeching are enough to drive anyone mad. Three, two-second sprays of DuPont Teflon and all is quiet once again.Saves a lot of headaches.
This is a fine dry lubricant. The can warns against using it near anything that can cause it to burn (highly inflammable), but warned and careful it is a great product. Perhaps the warning is the reason it cannot be found at a Wal-Mart, Sam's or Lowes?
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.
works great! I sprayed a non moving part with this and after a few tries it started to move again!
little pricey but gets the job done does not attract dirt. so far so good not available locally blah blah
leaves a white film so you know if you covered all areas that you wanted well. makes wood slide on wood
it not sure coat. it dose not do much for saw blade and finsh still stick to table of tool
Works like a champ on the uniball on my upper control arms. Because it's dry it does not accumulate dirt.A dry lubricant is needed and this does the trick.
Works great on vinyl window tracks I've found. Been working my way around the house, completely tearing down my windows for a thorough cleaning inside and out, along with the track and weeping holes. A few sprays on the track and where the window contacts the frame, and slides like new.
Answer: no