Can i use it for greasing the car brake caliper slide pins?

This is not the right product for that. The silicone grease part, yes. The dielectric part, no. There is a silicone grease meant specifically for the slides on brake calipers. This is not it.

How thick is the grease? Would you say as thick as wheel bearing grease or maybe vasoline?

Yes - very similar in viscosity to either vaseline or bearing grease. I absolutely love this stuff, my boat mechanic had recommended a few years back to me and I keep tubes in the garage and on the boat. Quality grease that is synthetic and won't react or break down insulation, great for crimp terminations and electrical joints in general - highly recommend

Would this be useful for electrical contacts in a marine environment?

Useful yes, but not the best choice. If you use Super Lube #21030, it will do just as well as #91003. The difference between these two is their compatibility with certain plastics and rubbers. Really though, the best product for you would be Super Lube #82003 or #82016 (those two are the same "stuff", one is 3 oz tube, the other is a little "bucket" of 400g). Those are specifically designed to be used as connector gel.

Manufacturer	Synco Chemical Corporation
Part number	91003
Item Weight	99.2 g
Product Dimensions	16.36 x 5.31 x 3.43 cm; 99.22 g
Item model number	91003
Material	Silicone
Item Package Quantity	1
Specific uses	Protection and sealing of electrical connections
Batteries included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

Super Lube91003 Silicone High-Dielectric and Vacuum Grease, 3 oz. by Super Lube

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