5.0 out of 5 stars As good as wd40

k.e.d. · 21 February 2024

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5.0 out of 5 stars Great product , BUT ………

A. · 3 November 2022

If you buy this, like I did , thinking it was like WD40 and it’s very versatile useages then beware !!, it’s a great product , it’s oily and as such a very good lubricant , but if you spray something , eg my motorbike , thinking it will leave a nice sheen like WD40 , IT DOESNT

4.0 out of 5 stars Well packaged

D.c. · 10 July 2024

Lubricats and easers stuck bolts comes in 5ltr poly jar

5.0 out of 5 stars Great product at a good price.

M. · 23 September 2019

Excellent product at a great price and delivery was prompt. Used on my lathe and milling machines for rust protection and as a lubricant for light machining applications of certain materials. This is equal to WD40 I have used in the past but at a fraction of the cost.

5.0 out of 5 stars Just what I wanted

M. · 2 January 2020

Use it for waterproof on my boots and can’t fault itEspecially with the winter so far

5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent value ,can't tell difference from wd

m.m. · 16 June 2021

Just like wd but better value

5.0 out of 5 stars great

h.s. · 3 September 2020

really good has any other product would buy again

2.0 out of 5 stars Disappointing

s.w. · 12 March 2023

As a penetrating oil this has fundamentally failed on the three jobs I've tried it on, the seized parts were submerged in the fluid for 24 hours but showed no sign of freeing. Of course every product has limitations and maybe nothing else would have worked either.In use it's quite difficult to pour out of the bottle without making a hell of a mess, more of it flows down the bottle onto the floor than into the thing you're pouring into. I used a pouring spout that I got with a bottle of car screen wash, lucky I kept that.Value for money would be great, if it actually worked... WD40 and GT85 etc are quite expensive for only 400ml in a spray can, used to be able to get WD40 In bigger bottles but it seems no more.It seems like it might come in handy as a lubricant for moving parts that are still moving, and also perhaps when drilling steel so I won't throw it away just yet, but unfortunately I can see this still gathering dust in my shed in ten years time.