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Oops, I had originally posted this in the wrong Forum area... A fellow Lance member pointed me to the correct Forum..... I wanted to share this product with fellow Lance owners. About 20 years ago I came across this product at a bike show for lubricating parts on a racing bike. I have used this product ever since to lubricate and protect about anything that is made out of bare metal. This product was developed for Boeing aircraft to lubricate and protect metal hinges and other items on an...

I just went to Amazon and checked out the reviews. Looks like the real deal. I ordered a 12 oz can. Thanks for posting.

Boeshield T-9 sounds like snake oil! I have to buy some as I’m an easy sale for this kind of stuff. Thanks!

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Boe...mp;wl13=&veh=sem

Sounds like Boeshield to me.

I second the mention! Been using it on my mountain bikes for years. Dry season I use it every other ride. Wet season - like now - I use it before every ride. Super muddy ride yesterday up in Annadel SP. Bike is a mess, but not my chain & mechanisms. Will be spraying it on again this afternoon before my ride. Posting tip - You might consider putting the product name in the thread title.

I would put the T-9 on after your ride and allow it to set up for 3 or 4 hours... See how this compares to putting the T-9 on b4 your ride...Thanks for the Tip on putting the product name in the thread title....

Another user is Levi Leipheimer. Saw him at a fire-relief charity ride after-party last night at a bike/brew garden.

The Walmart price for 4 oz. ($9.99) is definitely less than Amazon for 4 oz. I paid $18.99 for the 12 oz can plus free shipping from Amazon.

I have been using it on my fly fishing reels for about four years, good stuff.

Jeff, just curious to hear your opinion...do you think this stuff could be used on the Schwintek Slide mechanism instead of the dry lube with PTFE? I like the fact that it sticks well to the parts coated but am concerned with the paraffin wax as the main lubricant.

How would this stuff work in a warm humid tent, on a bare ice frozen lake floor, with door zippers freezing shut from high humidity?

I would think that the waxy nature of the semi dried base would make a good lubricant for the slide... Here is the web site: https://boeshield.com/why-boeshield/

Randy - My thought is the same as yours. I'm sticking with the Schwintek-suggested CRC ptttttttfffffffffffeeeee spittle, er PTFE spray for the slide-out. Still have at least half a can left even after 4.5 years of every-3-months use.

Sounds like it would work on a lot of marine applications. Thanks for the tip.