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BuzzysSlick Honey Jar, 16oz
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Slick Honey has a superior ability to reduce sliding friction making it ideal for lubricating o-rings, seals, bushings, and any other sliding or pivoting parts that require a super-slick yet mildly tacky grease.
- Slick Honey is waterproof, highly resistant to washout, and has a working temperature range of -65 F to 250 F
- Rust and corrosion inhibitors prevent seizure in bike parts
- Safe for use with elastomers, microcellular urethane (MCU) elastomers, o-rings, and oil baths
Specifications
Application Type
Tub
Case Pack
No
Petroleum Based
Yes
Unit of Sale
Each
Volume
16oz
UPC
708752019430
MPN
SH-EDL-1616ozjar
Tree Fort ID:
333222355295
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
would this work for hub bearings and bottom bracket bearings?
would this work for hub bearings and bottom bracket bearings?
A.
anwered by: canteau
Slick Honey would not be my first choice for hubs and bottom bracket bearings. As the name suggests, it has a sticky honey-like texture that is great for sticking to o-rings and bushings, but can add resistance to hub and bottom bracket bearings. Greases such as Phil Wood Waterproof grease or Park Tool Poly Lube are better options for headset, hub, and bottom bracket bearings.
Slick Honey would not be my first choice for hubs and bottom bracket bearings. As the name suggests, it has a sticky honey-like texture that is great for sticking to o-rings and bushings, but can add resistance to hub and bottom bracket bearings. Greases such as Phil Wood Waterproof grease or Park Tool Poly Lube are better options for headset, hub, and bottom bracket bearings.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Would this be good for oiling freewheels inwards?
Would this be good for oiling freewheels inwards?
A.
anwered by: canteau
We like to use something thinner, like Phil Wood Tenacious Oil, on freewheels that have been exposed to wet weather.
We like to use something thinner, like Phil Wood Tenacious Oil, on freewheels that have been exposed to wet weather.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Is this appropriate for lubing the upper stantions on suspension forks?
Is this appropriate for lubing the upper stantions on suspension forks?
A.
anwered by: bhardy
That would be one application that this product would excel at.
That would be one application that this product would excel at.
Customer Reviews
5
December 23, 2012
reviewed by: MrPretty
There is enough in this tub to last you a very long time. I always use this stuff for suspension rebuilds and it has been treating me well so far.
I use Rock N' Roll on pretty much everything else.
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vote5
February 21, 2013
reviewed by: millermotto
This is my go to lube for suspension overhauls, o-rings and cables. I have used it for hubs but prefer something a bit heavier like Phil Wood. This stuff is great and a must have for every garage.
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