Liberty Oil, The Best 100% Synthetic Oil for Lubricating Mantel Clocks

Easy to apply the oil to the gears of my antique clocks. Clocks noticeably ran smoother after application.

Easy to use. Fits into tight oil fitting’s without taking motor out.The only drawback is I lent it to a neighbor and had a hard time getting it back.

We have a Seth Thomas Mantel clock over 100 years old. It was working but the clock would stop ticking. It just seemed like there was a little drag to it. This bottle delivered just a tiny amount of oil to every hard to reach spot on the clock. My clock is not ticking wonderfully. I will have enough oil to last forever or until I loose it.

I got a old mechanical clock ticking again using the oil. found some good utube videos on how to service old clocks.

Product arrived on time and packaged well. I used it today on a couple of clocks I picked up at auction. The 1 ounce bottle should last a lifetime!

Although advertised for specific types of clocks, this brand of oil is the same as: Grandfather Clock Oil, Wall Clock Oil, Coo Coo Clock Oil, etc.. The takeaway--if you want this brand, buy the least expensive one.

This oil worked perfectly for my anniversary clock. It is just the right size to get at all the little points that I needed to oil and my clock is running very smoothly. There is more than enough oil to last a very long time!

Works fine. Clocks are running well!