Mission Automotive Dielectric Grease/Silicone Paste/Waterproof Marine Grease (8 Oz.) Made in USA - Silicone Paste Automotive

Prevents contaminants frim affecting wirung and equipment.

I use this on almost all of my outdoor electrical connections.

Purchased a bottle of this dielectric grease 3 years ago and am finally getting towards the bottom of the bottle. I dabble in a lot of off-road hobbies from dirt biking to 4x4 wheeling in the Tacoma (pic of environments its exposed to below) so I wanted something that would reliably seal my connections that are subjected to mud, water and the resulting corrosion to reduce potential failures while out on the trails. This stuff has worked great and always stays where I apply it. Disconnecting electrical connections a year later and there is still evidence of grease in the connection. I also use it on my RC car electrical connections as well as when I do spark plugs (in the boot) on any vehicle I work on. I attribute the lack of electrical issues I've had to this stuff!If I had to say a downside I'd say its that the brush isn't the most fantastic and kind of starts fluffing out but that doesn't really matter anyways as the brush is usually too large for the applications I am using it on anyways.Highly recommend this, I'll be buying another bottle soon! (sucks that price has gone up $6 since Aug. 2020! $17 -> $23 but imo, still worth it!)

Great product-one bottle goes a long way

Works well wherever you may need a silicone paste. Adding this before friction type difficult installs is a must - seals/wire pulls etc… Goes a long way but the price is not what I remember and seems to have skyrocketed. I purchased this over 3M for that reason and it was still high.

I like that that product can be used on spark plugs and brake caliper pins, so far I really like it. The brush is to be desired. I would buy again.

Nice, thick paste… good for a variety of things, like coating your battery terminals so they don’t oxidize. We use it for one critical need, however: we have a two-door fridge without a divider which we love, but the doors start to stick and not close or open easily when the seals dry out. So I spread some of this on the seals and contact points, then wipe it around and thin it with a paper towel soaked in silicon “oil.” The result is doors that open and close easily — like they did when the fridge was new (it’s about 15 years old now).It seems that manufacturers received a lot of complaints for this open design (meaning no middle bar), because I don’t see fridges like this available any more. But I love the wide open space with no divider… so nice for large items like pizzas or other dishes that are in large containers, etc., and without the middle divider there is sooo much more space. Not sure what I’ll do if it ever dies on us (actually it did once and I fixed it with a new capacitor). Anyway, this is great stuff… the brush on the lid gets wonky and bent, but still works okay.

Great product.