Harken McLube Sailkote Spray 300ml

I know this stuff is for sailboats, but I just applied some Sailkote to the felt around the windows and door frame of my Volkswagen MK7 GTI. The rubber creaking noise is completely gone. It's such a huge difference that my car feels like it's brand new. We will see how long it lasts, but I am very happy with the results.

Terrific product. Using on my inflatable Minicat 420 mast and trampoline assembly.

An excellent dry lubricant for many things I use.

This is the second large can of the great spay lube I’ve ordered. I let the rest of the last one go to the new owner of my boat, and immediately ordered another one for my new boat. When I started digging around in the goodies that came with my 2014 Com-Pac, I found another can that the previous owner had left for me. Karma! Great stuff. Get some.

This is fantastic stuff. Purchased to replace can that finally exhausted itself. Tough to give five stars because of the smaller can and bigger price. Nonetheless, top shelf lubricant.

I use this in the mainsail track and the furler track each spring and it works great to keep things gliding smoothly. Doesn’t have any build-up or gunk.

Wow! My mast cars were all but frozen. (Mast cars are metal cars w/ bearings that run on a track to send the main sail up and down the mast on a sail boat). I took them off the mast, dumped the bearings in a plastic cup (there are over 500 of them) , cleaned and sprayed the bearing tracks, reassembled the whole thing and put the cars back on the mast track. Wow! The cars are moving like the only thing with less friction is magnetic levitation. I was worried that spraying all the bearings together in the cup might make them stick since the product comes out of the can as a liquid, but they dried quickly with no residue or sticking. I'm hoping it will work as well on the heavy sippers on all the canvas on the boat. Cudos to the manufacture.UPDATE: Used product to spray all the 20 year old zippers on the dodger and Bimini. They are very large zippers which had become encrusted with salt spray and corrosion. After running the zippers back and forth a couple of times, they are pretty much like new. It's hard to believe I had to spend the first (70) years of my life without this stuff!

It works as well as it ever did. The sail slides thank me for it. Sometimes the winches, travelers and blocks do also.