DuPont D12340470 Krytox by Chemours GPL 205 Grease, Pure PFPE/PTFE, 2 oz Tube, White Buttery

Purchased this to lubricate my F150 moon roof seals, worked a treat and the sunroof is silent once again.

I had some really annoying squeaks and rattles coming from the doors on my 2015 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab. The noises sounded like they were coming from the door panel, but upon closer inspection by pushing on the door, it was actually the door seals. I applied the Krytox to all of the rubber door seals. I also paid close attention and ensured to get behind the seals where it contacts the paint. This eliminated 95%+ of the noises in the interior of the truck. I went with the 2oz size, which should provide enoug applications to last a couple of years. Hopefully it lasts three to six months between applications. Good stuff!

So today it arrived in my mail in a bubble wrap envelope and I wasn't too impressed with the packaging. There's nothing hard to protect the soft squeeze tubes during transit, but fortunately the tube arrived just fine. Then when I open the package, the tube was what seemed like a poorly torn off and re-sealed, original Krytox plastic bag, as you can see from the picture. The one i previously bought had a perfectly sealed bag (straight edges), so what's up with that?? But anyways, the lube itself seems to be unopened as it was a transparent oil that came out first. This is some good shet here, just a tiny dab would be enough for small joints and bearings. I tested about 2 tiny dabs on a Pc case fan bearing and its now near silence! (Mouse placed beside the 2oz tube of lube for size comparison)

Good lube for linear switches. On the thicker side than Grade 0 but still works if you want a smoother operation. Would recommend for starters with light application!

It's Krytox, what else is there to say. One of the premium greases available and works in an O2 clean environment. The price was in the same ballpark as Christolube or Tribolube, but this is probably a slightly superior grease for o-rings

This stuff is great. You only need to apply a small amount to whatever you are try to lubricate and then spread evenly. It leaves a very slippery coat of grease that is difficult to remove once applied. I used it for my car trunk latch, car door mechanism and window regulator tracks.

The product arrived without any physical damage or cosmetic imperfections. Same thing as 0.5 oz, but with bigger size. That's all I can say. The grease itself is good enough for switches, especially if you mix it with Krytox 105, so there's no need to go after new Krytox grease that most YouTubers use and recommend as the best one. After all, the only purpose of Krytox 205G0 is to smooth out the friction of plastic between themselves. If you need to use more, you add more of it to places, if you want less (for tactile switches), use less.

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