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!
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Hi Jen I didn't notice any silicon in oil, as silicon behaves in specific way on the skin. And in composition description is written 100%oil. I believe in it.
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It works with all treadmills that recommend silicone lubricant, which to the best of my knowledge is all of them.
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Visit the FAQ section of their page....the quick answer is no..but they go into detail about it...http://www.greenpasture.org/public/Products/PurityStatement/index.cfm
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Yes, this is essentially pure petroleum that can be used in any application where motor oil is used. Try this or try running Mobil 1 High Mileage in your generator. That made a world of difference in my father's generator.
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I can't remember where I read it but it's main ingredient is Magnesium. It is a specific form of Magnesium, but I cannot remember which one. (oxide, stearate, dioxide,etc) As well, it lists petroleum Distillates on the can, as do almost all automotive products. Says it is environmentally friendly. Beyond that I am not sure. I hope that answers your question! By the way, that stuff really does work!
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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 see why it couldn't, this product doesn't contain any silicones or linseed oil or petroleum products. To be sure however, I would contact the manufacturer at: http://www.howardproducts.com/ and ask them.
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Chamber Lube is a silicon product and is not recommended for use in pneumatics: what you might think to use instead is Pellgun oil...or any non detergent 30W oil
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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.
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I don't know. But it is very messy. Got it all over the top of my treadmill belt and can't get it off. I DO NOT recommend this product.
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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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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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This lubricant is mostly a solvent base spray with limited silicone so I would not recommend it. They have another water based silicone spray but after I purchased it, I found it also contained white lithium which is not rubber friendly. CRC has a support line, 215-674-4300, that you can call for product information. I'm sure they can point you in the right direction.
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It's silicon. I contacted JAD Fitness directly through their "contact us" page on their website to ask this exact question. They got right back with me. See their response below... On 2/14/2012 12:28 PM, Lube-N-Walk wrote: &gt; Dear Phil, &gt; &gt; The kit that you would purchase from Amazon would be the silicone based &gt; lubricant. &gt; &gt; If you have any additonal questions please feel free to contact us at &gt; 800.877.3486. &gt; &gt; Thank you, &gt; Sonya &gt; &gt; Lube-N-Walk &gt; Customer Service &gt; JAD Fitness, Inc. &gt; P.O. Box 1051 &gt; Victorville, CA 92393 &gt; &gt; Phone 800-877-3486 &gt; Fax 760-843-3803
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I purchased the Lifespan Fitness Silicone along with my manual treadmill. To date I haven't had to use any lubricant. I think the silicone lubricant would be better than WD 40 if you ever need a lubricant. My Phoenix treadmill runs just fine with no lubricant.
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Belt was still dragging on treadmill. Did not help. According to information the belt supplied was to not need lubrication during it life span..