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Was very pleased with this item. It's the correct material to use for most lock lubrication issues, and comes as dry graphite pwoder in a "puffer" container that has a handy nozzel. Plus, this brand is good vakue. Unlike grease or oil graphite powdert doesn't trap dirt and dust which will eventually gum up the lock. NEVER use WD-40 in locke! It is essentially a solvent, and will harm the lock as above, while also stripping essential grease.
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First time using, got this as recommended by locks I purchased. Time will tell how it keeps the locks functioning and smoothly working. Bottles handy yes you can get cheaper but went for rated product. Unless you are going to use regularly or have lots of locks this should last several years on my 3.
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I was honestly about to call a locksmith! I almost got locked out because I could not insert the key in the lock, despite repeated fiddling about. Ordered this and it arrived the very next day. Absolutely brilliant product! I gave the key a couple of little puffs as well. Insert/remove the key a few times and... magic!
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Unbeliveable result to an extremely stiff lock!! Blown away by how easy it is to use now...... A fifty year old that has only just discovered this trick! Doh!!
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Had trouble with a sticking door lock, could not turn it fully, and was advised it needed replacing, tried Kasp Lock Lubricant and found it worked perfectly. Gave every lock a "puff" or two, of Kasp powder, then turned the key back and forth several times. Very easy to use, successful every time, have used it for many other items that need a "dry" lubricant and am very pleased with the results. Would certainly recommend this before going to the expense of changing your locks.
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