DuPontSilicone Lubricant with Teflon Fluoro Polymer

Used this on a few project so far and it seems to do a good job. Too early to tell about its ability to stick to the surface to prevent rust, or on sliding surfaces to retain its lubricating value. Time will tell.I did find out about the odor though. It seems to dissipate fairly well, but do avoid getting it on your clothing or skin. It's not a really bad odor, but to me it's not too pleasant either.

Works well, as advertised, much better than others

I used it on my sliding patio door and it was a great lubricant. Door slides great now.

Good product, has some smell that lingers for a day or two.

This product was suggested by our garage door mechanic to use on the rollers and track. Works good and makes the rollers run smooth

This works well to keep windows sliding. It doesn't attract dirt or leave messy oil.

Used for our Anderson Quad Sliding Doors--heavy doors that have been getting harder and harder to open and close. Used this product and after about ten times of using the door, it made a really noticeable difference. Sprayed on a paper towel and then rubbed down the track (to avoid messy overspray). Worked great, would recommend, and will buy again, once this one runs out (which will be years, I suspect).

Looking for a lubricant to fix my squeaky driver's side car window - this was the only one where the can actually said for window tracks so I tried it. It worked great. I followed the directions - sprayed it in the track waited 30 seconds or so and ran the window up and down. Had to clean the film off the window but after a few days when I used the window again no more film - it had dried completely. And no more squeak.