Once its work is done, K-Lube can't be seen or felt. The installed part stays in place, and the appearance of the item is unspoiled. K-Lube contains no petroleum oils. Even after repeated applications of K-Lube, rubber remains as flexible as it was originally. Parts lubricated with K-Lube won't crumble, tear, or lose their elasticity.
Adjacent surfaces are safe, too.
K-Lube can come in contact with polyurethane, vinyl, rubber, glass, metal, wood, or other materials without harming them. Spills can be wiped up with a cloth or sponge, and soap and water will remove K-Lube from hands. All that is required is that enough of the liquid be applied to the part to create a thin film over its surface. This can be done manually or automatically with a bath, brush, spray, sponge, or squirt technique. The best approach is determined by the size of the piece and the nature of the task.