Remington Rem DriLube aerosol (4-Ounce)

A friend at work turned me onto this product. So far it's fixed my old honda door handle that wouldn't release, made it's hatch lift work better, made a water gate lever work properly and made my shed lock work smoother. Doesn't leave an oily residue to gunk up. The only downside is that it's only 4 oz's.

I was looking for feedback on folding knife lubricants on a forum and this product was recommended. My Spyderco was not opening very smoothly after 15+ years. The plan was to polish the pivot with chromium oxide and then use this lubricant. I got impatient and just used the lubricant. The knife requires far less effort to open now.The lubricant solvent dries pretty quickly which is why I selected this product (less lint accumulation). I also wanted to use this for all the squeaks around the house and it worked great. The garage door was making terrible noises (in addition to the already loud screw drive design). Spraying all the moving parts on the door resolved that problem. My deadbolt cylinder was not working as smoothly and this spray made it seem as good as new. The last source of annoyance was my door hinges which made creaky noises like the haunted houses on TV. It took more spray and more opening and closing the door but eventually the door was silent as well.It seems like this product offers longer lasting performance than Tri-Flow or WD-40 but only time will tell. For now, I am happy I no longer have to listen to the sound of metal grinding on metal.

This Remington Rem DriLube aerosol is great for use on high-end firearms since it lubricates without a lot of build up, doesn't attract dirt, and is safe on polymer frames. We own a small sporting good store and clean a lot firearms every day, and use this DriLube on the internals and rails after we have stripped and cleaned off all the standard oil off the parts. Once the internals have been coated, we reassemble and then use a light coat of Rem Oil on any exposes metal parts to protect and prevent rust.We use this sparingly and always in a well ventilated area since it has a very strong smell.Highly Recommended!CFH

This does its job on a 10/22, lubricating without attracting fouling. The quick-drying carrier liquid smells awful (like kerosene) and teflon is terrible for your lungs, so use this in a ventilated area. You only need a bit, if you see white you've added too much.One note: be very careful where you spray this. Several roll pins would slide out with a single finger tap on the receiver after i got this in their holes accidentally, so I had to roll the pins in loctite and let it dry to thicken them up.

I've used this on steel framed semiautomatic handguns, aluminum framed, polymer framed, shotguns, rifles, revolvers... There's only one gun I've used it on and switched to conventional gun oil; my Woodsman like actual liquid oil better than this. With that sole exception, this is all I use to lubricate all my firearms. I live in a sandy, dusty environment, and this stuff doesn't attract grit, it doesn't attract lint, it just stays where you put it and keeps everything moving smoothly. A gun isn't mine until it has DriLube on it.I clean every firearm right after shooting, spray this on, and that's all until the next time I shoot it. I've never seen a DriLubed surface develop any rust or corrosion. I put it on the trigger parts, and anywhere metal slides on metal. I like that you can tell where it's gone as the carrier chemical is evaporating away. That chemical sometimes sweeps away a last bit of dirt too. On frame rails, I may spray enough that you can see a little white when it dries, but in most areas it's pretty much invisible.I have been using this for decades, and it's just fantastic.

I like to clean up my Glock 21 4th generation and spray this stuff on the bottom of the slide and barrel assembly, and get a small squirt in the trigger group. It sprays on wet, and blows out loose crap, but dries to a white finish. The white finish is the dry lubricant, and it works well. I treated my squeaky door hinges on my Jeep with this stuff and the squeaks went away. Can't beat that. And since it's a dry lube, it won't attract dust and dirt like wet lubricants will. Best to stock up on this stuff because you never know when it's gonna be gone.

Sticks to the area that you apply it pretty well, unlike oils that continue to run & seep into other areas. While it does not seem to attract as much fouling as oil, it still does hold grime, and you want to be careful to only apply it where you really need it.

This is one of the best, if not the best lube ever. I've been using it for at least 30 years. I'm retired military, and have been working in gun shops for over 15 years. This is my favorite Lube. It's a dry lube, so it will not gum up, or attract dirt and sand. It's great for all the moving parts of a firearm. I also use it for all those little jobs around the house.