Ceramic Grease, 2oz Tube

Just what I need to grease those parts that needed it. Seems good quality and stayed where I put it, so fulfilled my greasing requirements well.

great stuff to have in the garage.

As described

OK

Exactly what I wanted for the job

Really great for hair styling. Helps improve that slick back look and holds for days. Although, I must say that it's a little awkward to wash out and leaves an awful mess in the bath/shower to clean afterwards. Excellent for its purpose though!

I liked the ease of application of this product. I applied it to the rusted prongs of a Kryptonite D bike lock. This grease resolved the rusty jamming issue. Good stuff.

The grease is fine but to expensive for what you get in the tube

稠度、持ち共によし。いろいろグリスを使いましたがこれが一番です。ハブであろうが、BBであろうが使えます。大きいの買ったほうが結局得ですね。

Always having good products fron finishline..

el articulo es lo que esperaba...

粘度も良さそうで、使いやすく愛用しているグリスです。 耐久性も、多々あるセラミックグリスの中では良い方だと思います。

So, I spent some time reading about grease, far more than any normal person should, and learned a few things. For the most part, there are no better greases than Industrial and Automotive grease. They have been refined and improved for countless years and produce very good quality greases. There are a lot of specialty greases too, but are they any better? I have an old set of Shimano Deore hubs from my Kona Process that are noisy and have seen better days, so I decided to experiment using three greases that I have available. Phil Wood: I have used Phil’s exclusively for 25+ years on everything with very good results and no complaints . 76 Dynalife GC-LB #2 EP Lithium Complex: I use this on RC helicopters bearings as it holds up very well and stays inside the bearings with little to no fly-out under high RPMs. Finish Line Ceramic: Just purchased it. I tore down, cleaned and repacked the hubs with each grease, my results below. Your results may vary. Phil: Spins freely but still very noisy. I can hear and feel roughness in the bearings. 76 Dynalife: A little more resistance that the Phil grease and quite a bit smoother. Better that the Phil’s grease on worn bearings but still sounding noisy and rough. Finish Line Ceramic: More resistance that the other two greases but they run very quiet, almost like new. Put them under load and spun them for a while. A small amount seeped through the seals and they seemed to loosen up a bit. Still very quiet and smooth. My verdict: With new or unworn bearings, both the Phil and Dynalife would be a good option with the Dynalife being bit smoother. With new OR worn bearings, the Finish Line Ceramic is VERY good. You can’t go wrong with this grease, it does what they claim. I recently rebuilt the pedals on my Kona using Phil’s grease. I will rebuild the ones on my Specialized with Finish Line and see how they feel. They have many, many thousands of miles on them since the last rebuild.