Finish Line Dry Bike Lubricant

I use this for lubing detailer parts mostly. Works good with out leaving a residue to attract dirt.

Used this on my bike chain that had not been cleaned and taken care of by the previous owner, and it worked wonders. I used this in combination with WD40-Bike Chain Degreaser, and it all worked out great. The lube is very easy to apply, especially with the straw that comes with it, and I was able to lube the hard to get parts of the derailleur, the gears, and the parts on the chain easily. I could notice a noticeable difference after applying this and I would definitely recommend buying this. I was wondering to choose between this and a liquid lubricator, but I'm glad I bought this, because it doesn't make a mess, doesn't drip, and can be applied precisely. Once done applying, a quick wipe with a paper towel finished the job. Also, this one leaves a teflon layer at the end of lube job, that repels grime and dirt for some time.

I know there's a big debate over wet and dry chain lube. I always used wet but decided to try dry. I chose Finish line dry lube to test it. It was excellent. The application started out wet to penetrate into the chain. Then it dried and left a waxy finish. After several long bike rides, the chain was much less dirty, and its feel told me the lube was working as advertised. After 1,200 miles, the chain still felt slick but I cleaned it. Much less dirt and sand this time, so I'm making the switch to this product.

Bike chain crude reducer. Reduced fruction on all my bikes movable parts. Even works as an effective lube in a sccy cpx2 pistol. Also works well my hair clippers.

This stuff works great. I have been using this on my bike for a couple years now and did not appreciate it until I applied it in another application. Purchased my wife a Precor Elliptical trainer and made the mistake of cleaning the rails that the roller glide on. Afterwards they started to squeak so loud you could not listen to the TV or music. I tried everything you could imagine, car wax, WD40, silicone, lithium grease, etc. but nothing lasted more than a couple minute before getting squeegeed away with the rubber wheels. Just happened to be tuning my bike and thought I would give it a try. Over 6 months later and not one squeak!!!!!!!! I think this is a testament to how well this stuff lubricates.

I use this for maintenance of my drum gear such as bass drum pedals, and it works great. It works better than anything else I’ve used. It takes care of cleaning and lubricating moving parts. It even gets rid of stubborn squeaks, which is really important when one needs to record music.

I've used this product on my bicycle chains for many years. I like it because it doesn't attract dust which turns to grime like an oil based product. It seems to last a long time between lubes as well.

My third purchase of this item... the first one several years ago was top notch, but the last two cans have leaked a small amount day by day from the nozzle until the propellent was exhausted and I was left with a useless product. The leaking lube makes a mess all over everything. My last purchase was in February 2025 and the can is already out of propellent. What is going on Finish Line?