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*4/30/09 update The contest is
over, we have a winner - Hal S. of Cali-for-knee-ah
Hal, your
"Grease-All" is
on it's way to you.
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Name this Product!
We have a new product, I hope that you
like it. The problem is we don't have a name for it yet. If you can
think of a catchy name for this, please send an email to:
namethatgrease@modeltengine.com
The winner gets a free can of the
stuff.

They tell me that it's a
"micro-lubricant".

It's sticky

It's Waterproof.

REALLY Sticky.

When you pull away from the can you get
strings of grease, down to spider web thicknesses. It's almost impossible
to get it all off your fingers with a rag. I used some when I installed
the roller thrust washers in my own car. It held them in place like glue
while I put the rear end back together. I've lubed up leaf springs, king
pins, the e-brake cam, and many other parts with the stuff with success.
From the Manufacturer:
MicroLube Grease
Do you have a very demanding application for grease? Long term
lubrication or bearings submerged under salt water? Our customers
report twice the bearing life verses the grease they were using before.
Multi-purpose
lubricant, corrosion inhibitor and sealant that is compounded
specifically to cling to metal and "O" ring surfaces, provide long term
lubrication, and prevent corrosion. It is designed to seal out water and
contaminants.
Particularly
effective on bearings, water pumps, "O" rings, gaskets, water filters,
motors, and valves that must operate in hot or cold water, steam, pool
chemicals, or salt water. It is an excellent product for wet bearings
in boats, trailer wheels, bolts or other application that must operate
in aqueous or humid environments including seawater.
Excellent shear
stability over long periods
Retains its consistency whether in use or at rest
Lubricates, seals, and prevents rust
extra pressure
additives for high demand applications
Caution - this is
extremely tacking grease, use gloves to apply as it's very difficult to
wash off. Remember its made to work under water without washout.
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