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Bought after seeing recommendation from a locksmith online. After about one year the upside-down Yale type lock in my new front door was giving trouble - difficult to get the key in, and more worryingly, even more difficult trying to get it back out again(suspect the last few months of driving rain had got at it). One short spray into lock and a little on the key and SORTED, problem solved. Hope I can find uses for the remaining 398ml left in the can
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This product is brilliant to use in conjunction with WD40. WD40 will clean out light surface rust but does not really lubricate moving parts more of a rust inhibitor. Using GT85 after the WD40 penetrates and lubricates the moving parts. You can actually use GT85 on its own as a cleaner and lubricator and not bother with the WD40. I have found WD40 cleans up parts slightly quicker than the GT85. Then a quick squirt of GT85 finishes the job off
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Simply an alternative to WD40 which Ive always used in the past, it lubricates and protects. Great for locks, hinges and sliders on windows. Perfect for bikes and my RC models too.
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A must have if you want to lubricate locks correctly. Most other lubricants tend to be tacky and can cause the lock pins to stick, but not this, which is recommended by lock manufacturers. A small amount goes a long way..
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Sorted my stiff door lock out and have used it on various household items. Does what it says
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