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Phil WoodWaterproof Grease 3oz
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The OEM grease used in all Phil Wood Bearings. Phil Wood Waterproof Grease is set up for maximum durability and to keep the water out. In tests this lube has received the "premium" status by all major bearing manufacturers.
UPC
082224811853
MPN
WGC08
Tree Fort ID:
333222336706
Review Summary
LIKES
Price (3),
Small (2),
Waterproof (5),
Value (4)
WORKS FOR
Bearings (5),
All Purpose (2)
DISLIKES
none
4.8 GEARS
9 reviews
9 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Do you accept PayPal?
Do you accept PayPal?
Q.
asked by: a guest
is it safe for carbon fiber
is it safe for carbon fiber
A.
anwered by: canteau
Phil Wood grease should be safe for most carbon fiber products, but all carbon products aren't the same so it is best to check with the manufacturer as to which products are safe to use with them.
Phil Wood grease should be safe for most carbon fiber products, but all carbon products aren't the same so it is best to check with the manufacturer as to which products are safe to use with them.
Customer Reviews
5
June 24, 2012
reviewed by: skyguy94
Pretty amazing stuff. I was using a leftover tube of general purpose bearing grease, but at higher speeds it felt 'wierd'. This stuff is gooey enough to hold the bearings during assembly but makes rolling along feel like the bearings are coated with butter.
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vote5
February 25, 2010
reviewed by: A Guest
Phil Wood lubes are the best. If you're riding a department store bike, maybe you should use department store lubes? I sure wouldn't!
4
May 03, 2010
reviewed by: A Guest
Phil Wood grease has been around forever, and it works and lasts. Good stuff. I just wish the tube screw cap was the standard size for mini grease gun applicators (it's a small cap instead of the larger size).
5
May 29, 2015
reviewed by: velovixen
I first started using Phil Wood grease as a teenager, nearly four decades ago. (OK, now I've given away my age, which a lady isn't supposed to do! ;-)) I haven't seen anything better since then.
Sure, Campy's grease was supposed to have healing powers that could only be obtained on a trip to the Vatican. (Or was it Lourdes? Or Fatima?) But it doesn't last nearly as long--or resist the elements--the way Phil Wood grease does.
I've used this grease on every sort of bicycle application imaginable. I've even put a thin coating of it on single-speed chains I've used in the winter on my "beater".
4
July 19, 2012
reviewed by: ronyc
Bought this based on the reviews on this site and other mtb forums. Gave it 4 stars because I have no prior experience with it. The tube container is very convenient though since I work on my own bike and my brothers I don't have much room to work with. Thanks TreeFort!
5
July 26, 2012
reviewed by: A Guest
Great for all purpose bike assembly. I've been using the stuff forever and I see no need to change. Great value.
5
July 22, 2010
reviewed by: johnpimentel
I like the grease. It doesn't seem to last as long as I would like for the price, but I'm satisfied.
I like the easy to use small tube. I can keep it with my bike tools.
I bought a second one when the first was used up.
5
July 16, 2016
reviewed by: A Guest
Just plain good grease.
The right consistency, and seems long lasting.
5
February 21, 2015
reviewed by: smt...@um...h.edu
I've used various greases, waterproof or not. This one is the most waterproof I've used, and it has a nice consistency for bicycles. The stuff for cars or machinery always seems too thick to apply easily, in my opinion. I love this kind.
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