ACDelco GM Original Equipment 12346241 Synthetic Multi-Purpose Glycol Lubricant - 11 oz Spray

I have used this on door hinges and hood releases. It is a liquid going on but turns into a gel after a while. This is an actual lubricant unlike WD-40, which is a solvent for rust and moisture displacement.

Tried out on electric running boards and hinges.It works very well compared to other well known brands.Very smother and quiet .

After dealing with a squeaky clutch for years I finally decided to try the lube that the owner's manual suggests. Guess what: It works great and has lasted months longer than anything else ive tried. Its also great for generally everything ive tried it on from door hinges to locks.

It's worked great so far on my noisy garage door.

I've been using this since 2009. It is plastic safe and an overall wonderful product. Will note that I'm a vey discerning multi-patent holding mechanical design engineer and car enthusiast.

This OEMproduct is used for all hinges and lubrication pointswhere grease is needed, but the most important characteristic of this product is that it will trade into the areas where it’s needed and then the carrier will evaporate and solidify into a grease that will remain in place for months.

This is the OEMSynthetic Multi-Purpose Glycol Lubricant from my 2002 Corvette and it works very well. It sprays a a liquid and then gets thicks so it last longer.Synthetic-based lubricant that outlasts petroleum-based lubricantsMulti-surface product that can be used on metal, rubber, and plasticsEasy to apply - sprays as a liquid and gels to a greaseProduct has good temperature resistance and remains free flowing in freezing temperaturesEffective for a wide variety of moving parts such as latches, hinges, locks, window regulators, power antennas, calipers, chassis, shocks, springs, and battery protectorsFormulated with PTFE (polytetrafluroethylene), a synthetic polymer that is non-reactive and deals extremely well with corrosive chemicals

It's expensive but definitely a step up from typical silicone spray lube. The problem I have with silicone lube is that it only lasts a week or so. The ACDelco lube last longer.