Can this be used on a treadmill belt. Is this product 100% silicon without petroleum distillates?
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I have no experience with treadmills or treadmill belts but WD-40 Specialist lube does contain petroleum distillates and either propane or n-butane as a propellant, as noted in the First Aid info. on the back of the can. The manufacturer's description on the can also indicates that this lube can be used on all metal AND NON-METAL surfaces including rubber, plastic and vinyl. My experience with this lube on metal and all non-metal surfaces in/around car and truck engines and other automotive surfaces has been spectacular, with no adverse impact on non-metal components. However, you should visit the WD-40 Specialist website (www.wd40specialist.com) before applying this lube to your treadmill belt. Hope this helps!
1247549
I get this for my Nordic track treadmill that I have had for years. It calls for a 3-in-1 oil. Sorry
361258
There are silicone products made for lubing treadmills. I use one about every month. Because it's hard to get far under the belt with a spray, I got an applicator which fits between the belt and the board. Spray also wastes a lot.
1411579
I believe it would work in the short term but would not rely on it as a permanent fix as the gas will degrade the silicone over time. Visit the permatex FAQ page for more details. They recommend Form-a-Gasket products for gasoline environments.
2170572
I don't know but I had the repairman out to look at my machine for another reason. He told me to get the spray silicone and to not mess with this. It was super hard to apply on the free motion treadmill I have because the deck was so tight. It looks like the incline trainer you have is made alot like my treadmill. Before you buy this, make sure you can actually get a yardstick under your belt. The edges next to my belt made it almost ridiculously hard to use. If not for that, it would have been easy to use.
736471
Yes, the Permatex Silicone Gasket maker is great for use with rubber. It is designed to be a gasket or sealer when a regular gasket is not available. It is not affected by vibration, water and most solvents. It holds great but is easy to remove if you change your mind. One small note, it sticks REALLY well to skin so use brush or gloves. I use this stuff for everything.
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I don't know a percentage but very little to none. Most of the can is solvent and propellant. Once the solvent evaporates, there is only a trace amount of silicone left on the surface. As a mater of fact, I had Amazon replace my first can as I thought had CRC left out the silicone. This is not what I was looking for as this seems to be a very specialized spray and will not really lube anything. This is what I was looking for --> CRC Heavy Duty Water Based Silicone Lubricant.
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Hey Scott, NO!, sorry for the big no but no. Do not get it anywhere near silicon lubricant as it will give the JH a melty feel. Not sure if melty is a word or not.
1626753
I saw nothing printed on the can indicating it contains petroleum distillates. You might want to google MSDS (material safety data sheet)and do a search of this product. It should tell you everything you want to know in regard to what the product contains. Your welcome.
756837
This doesn't contain silicone. If you google "mink oil Fiebing MSDS", you can find the MSDS, it states 5-15% mink oil.
802979
Christopher, I would liken this treadmill at just slightly less than the ones I used to use at the County Recreation Center. I am 5'9 and 200 and have been using this thing to walk 4 miles per day at 15 minute miles five days a week. I keep the belt lubricated with silicone like the manual says and have had zero problems with it. Everything works today the same as it has for the past two years. This has been a quality piece of equipment that is built very well. I can't see that you would have a problem with it at all. Hope this answers your question. Please feel free to contact me if you have anymore.
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It does not state 100% pure, but having used it, I conclude that it is indeed 100% Pure (Food Grade) Silicone Grease. It is not in a liquid state. While it has varied applicable uses, it is intended for applications such as scuba equipment o-rings and other rubber applications which the use of other lubricants would result in a breakdown of the rubber parts. It is used specifically in those applications intended for breathing apparatus and which the use of other types of lubricants would cause harm to the individual due to their compositions (not Food Grade).
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I did a live chat this morning with support at Nordic Track and they gave me the part #219170 which is very close to the number you have. Support service says it's not silicone and they don't recommend silicone, but from other reviews it seems there is lots of confusion about this. Another place I read it is water based silicone. Don't know if that makes any difference. I am going to order the ICON product because it's what Nordic Track recommends. However their site would cost considerably more... $43.37
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I can't be sure. The jar has no information on it, other than the name"Trident - Pure silicone Grease" there is no indication of the percentage. I googled it, and couldn't find any solid information either.
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I wrote to the manufacturer and the response was, "This is not labeled for use on clothing." My question to them was, "Are there petroleum products in this formula?" There was no response to this specific question, so I presume that there ARE petroleum products included in this formula.
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it was only a very small bottle not even an ounce if i remember. doesn't matter save your time and money because it doesn't work. it's too thin to be used on 99.9% of treadmills. the repairman who was out to look at mine actually asked what i paid for it so i told him - he then took the amount out of his pocket handed it to me and took this stuff and threw it in my trash and used his lube to do my treadmill
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I did not use any silicon. Grease based or other. Screw on the end of hose tightly and your good to go.. These nozzles ROCK!