Customer Reviews for Blaster 11 oz. High-Performance White Lithium Grease Spray

This stuff is amazing, im a service tech and i use this to smooth out tight windows and the White Lithium Grease Blaster saves me so much time and even saves me from more work. In my line of work Blaster is a must have, all my guys carry a couple of cans at all times on their trucks.

I use white lithium grease to oil up anything that needs a lubricant. I especially find it helpful on my garage door joints.

After I used about 20% of the can, the spray straw wouldn’t stay on. But when the straw was in, it worked great and was much neater to use than the tubes.

Blaster lubricant for garage doors, great product. Does what it’s meant to do. “ Eileen “ was very helpful during my visit

Good lubricant for all metal joints

This was perfect for taking care of a squeak in the backseat of my car that the manufacturer refused to fix. Also did well on the seat railings. Great buy!

Wonderful rproduct. Put it on my shifter linkage and hood latch and id fixed the problems with sticking.

I always had good results with white lithium grease to prevent/stop rust on my vehicle. I sprayed this on an area that’s beginning to show rust and thought that was the end of it. I went back to the same area and noticed that the rust area is bigger. I went ahead and put a new coat of the lithium grease on it. I also sprayed on a small screw with some rust. About 20 minutes later I go back to the screw and noticed the screw I sprayed has droplets that looks like water around it. 2 days later, the area is dry. Do not buy this junk, it’s like a rust promoter.

The sunroof on my 2012 Hyundai Sorrento would not open and close. It was groaning while trying to do so and I was sure the motor was shot. After reading some DIY forums, I found one that said to coat the inner rails with this stuff. It took some time to get it into the right spots but after working with it for about an hour, the sunroof finally started to move more normally. Eventually, after the roof slowly traveled back and forth on the rails for awhile, it finally returned to "like new" operation. The only negative is that the small red tube would not remain in the hole in the dispenser button so it really made the job much tougher, not to mention very messy. I finally resorted to a two handed operation (one to hold the tube in place and the other to press the button) which solved the problem but made it that much harder to reach all the places I needed to reach. All in all I feel I saved a ton of money rather than having to bring it into the dealer for repair. I'm assuming it was a defective sprayer top/tube so hopefully others won't have the same problem.