15000 Maxfilm High Performance Multipurpose Synthetic Penetrating Spray Lubricant - 11 oz. (Case of 12)

Good stuff. Worked well on my garage door rollers even though dry lube is recommended

2ND CONTAINER. THE FIRST WAS EXCELLENT.

Had never used RP products before. Had decided to try some RP high performance grease for my HF spring compressor, and saw this advertized. After reading the reviews I decided to give it a try too. Must say I have never really been happy with WD-40 as a penetrant/ long term solution for anything.I have an old Stanley spokeshave tool I acquired at a garage sale I wanted to fettle up for use. It has a metal body which was was pretty rusty and with a couple of very tight rusty screw type blade adjusters. I sprayed it up with the RP maxfilm and left it sit a few minutes - very quick dissolution of the rust, and freed up the threads very nicely. Very impressive.I replaced the beat up old Stanley spokeshave blade with a wicked sharp Hock A-2 cryosteel blade and the tool is good to go to shape the neck for the ukulele I am making.Wont be buying any more WD-40 - this is way better.

10

This is the best dry lube ever, bro! I use it on everything that needs lubing (if you know what I mean). Just in case you don’t know, let me clear it up: doors, rv slides, other things. This is neat.

The headline shows what I find most impressive. I've always had issues with my sliding screen door sticking and spray grease/WD 40 works for what seems like minutes. The other day I went to use the screen door months after applying Royal Purple and accidentally threw the screen door hard into the jam because I anticipated heavy resistance and instead it flew open without any problem. Similarly I was having issues with the key in my front door getting stuck. I honestly thought the key was bent but decided to give a quick spray in the keyhole. Since then my key meets zero resistance -- again months after application.A couple times I've used this on areas I couldn't find the source of a squeak - a desk chair that rocks and my trucks parking brake pedal (just the pedal - not the brake!). I sprayed RP on these and disappointingly the squeak was still there. After a period of time had passed I suddenly realized the squeaks were gone! Even though the issue wasn't resolved immediately the lubricant made its way through the components and ultimately resolved the issue! Though expensive, it's totally worth it for the DIY home owner.

I've used a lot of spray lubricants over the years. I use spray lubricants for anything from lubricating hinges on home/auto doors to helping me break bolts free. I had a really squeaky door in my house that I've tried everything to fix. I put motor oil on it, I put WD40 on it, I put PB Blaster, moly grease. I'd come to my wits end with it, but I used some of this Maxfilm and the door does not squeak. It worked so well in fact, the door now wouldn't stay open on its own due to there being zero friction. It lasts forever also. I am definitely a loyal user of this spray lubricant for anything that I need a spray lube for. It really does shine in breaking old rusted bolts as well.

Well like everyone else I have used WD40 for years but was never satisfied with how long the lubricant lasted. So after changing my car's oil to Royal Purple I decided to give the spray a chance. The first place I used it was on the pistons of my storm doors that were pretty rusty and squeaking a bunch. I applied the spray as soon as the spray arrived and the doors are still working better than ever before and the lubricant shows no sign of being displaced or wearing out. After such good experience on storm doors I started hunting out the squeaks around the house and have used it on hinges and the gas filler door on my car as well as all 5 doors and through rain storms etc. the Royal Purple just keeps working and working well. Now I am pretty much sold on Royal Purple products and would highly recommend them to anybody.