BOESHIELD T-9 Rust & Corrosion Protection/Inhibitor and Waterproof Lubrication, 1 oz liquid

Works great. Their are some bicycle chain lubes that do the same thing that likely is a better buy.

I used this product on our folding bench in our new shower remodel. The metal hardware it came with (mainly the pins that hold the weight) have a problem with rusting. I coated them with this, and it’s done a great job of keeping the water from rusting the metal on the inner parts. A small price to pay to prevent problems. You don’t need much at all, and probably should reapply it every so often.

Great product, you can feel it when you put a drop between your fingers you can really feel the difference

The liquid product is great ; but know this is a 1.5 ounce bottle not great if you’re wanting to apply across large set of tools; plus the bottle applicator is real bad

Did wonders on my stainless steel pool railing for limiting rust spots

This is one of the best for nearly all required lubrication.My local bike shop for road and mountain bikes turned me onto this lube and I've found THIS STUFF IS AMAZING. I've never before seen a lube that, when you apply it, seems to literally get sucked into small crevices. It's as though it seeks the smallest places to lubricate, then diappears into them. It provides wonderful lubrication properties- so much so I've used it to lubricate guns and springs, latches, and door hinges.NOTE: Be careful on inside door hinges! It's so good I've had bedroom doors passively close because there's no longer enough friction to keep the door open, so I've had to go back and clean it off. Even then, they still wanted to close.

This stuff is a must for any tool box. I have used the aerosol for years on my yard tools, pliers, wrenches and ratchets to prolong their lives by keeping corrosion at-bay after use. Also I apply it on certain fasteners on my bicycles, lawnmower, and vehicles which may be subject to any moisture during regular use. It’s cheap insurance. I prefer this product to the aerosol version I have used for decades now, as its allows a more accurate application with less waste.

Good stuff. Others might work as well but I chose Boeshield. For guitars, choose something without silicone. Don't use much. The smallest amount possible. My recommendation is to apply lubrication to the tuning machines while changing strings. With the strings off, apply the tiniest amount and work the machines to distribute the lubrication. How often do you lubricate the tuning machines? Maybe once every few years. Some suggest never. I think, lubricate if you detect binding. The higher quality the tuning machines, I think, the less you have to lubricate. It's possible that the machines might be binding elsewhere.Closed tuners don't need this. This is for tuning machines with exposed gears.I've also used Boeshield on bicycle chains and it works great.

As per the general consensus on REDDIT, this stuff is supposed to be very good. Was recommended for my wood planer because good for chains and dries dry so wood dust won't stick as much. Also scrubbed all the grease and oil off my new Arbor Press and gave all the unpainted metal surfaces a coating of this to keep it lubricated and rust-free.Soaked the chains essentially in it and gave the Arbor Press a decent coating. Easily half a bottle left.

A little expensive, but does the job very well

Good stuff . A little expensive for what you get but it’s good stuff

Keeps my gardening pruners etc. in good working order.

The product works but the size of the bottle is ridiculously small (about the size of my thumb). Might get a couple applications out of this depending on what you are using it on.