Finish Line Premium Grease, 1 lb Tub

I like that it’s clearly labeled for use with carbon components. Some of their other products do not have this listed such as the Ceramic grease. Has a nice consistency and so far has performed excellent

Big tub of quality grease. No brushes included so I suggest you find yourself some acid brushes.

This Grease works pretty good

Consistent with other automotive grease products I have used in the past. Have had no problems after rebuilding 2 bike sets of bearings 3 years ago.

It's been a short time since I've gotten this tub, but I have already overhauled 5 hubs with great success using this grease. It has been serving it's purpose as a bike grease from handlebars to hubs, providing a nice layer of grease to keep things from rusting together and being a huge pain later!The color is off-white, maybe a tiny bit more to a cream color rather than white. I prefer this over clear grease as you can see where you may missed or can use the color as an easy way to check grease condition rather than being second-guessing whether you should put fresh grease in or not.Consistency is slightly more creamy than other greases I have come across (Park Tool & White Lightning Crystal), but still is hardy enough to stay put. It has a slick feel on the fingers, but not super slick.I'm not quite sure how it'll hold up against rain and wet conditions just yet; Will edit some time in the future with this update!Overall, a great grease for everything, especially for parts that have bearings. It's a wee bit expensive, but for the amount of grease you get and it's overall use-ability, it's a small expense to pay.NOTE: For those overhauling parts with bearings (hubs, loose ball bottom brackets, headsets, etc.), bear in mind that these need to be "broken in." After re-assembling hubs and adjusting them properly, initial spin seems a bit disappointing (taking into account their design, bearing count, etc.). But once you take them out for a 30-45 minute ride, the grease seems to spread out and coat the bearings (maybe the teflon "breaks down" and spreads more effectively?), giving them a MUCH better free spin. While it might not be too important to have a great free-spin, it sure makes it more re-assuring when it does. :)

Great bearing grease for headsets and bottom brackets. Old school cup and cone hubs too. Grease gun compatible too.

Muy buena, resiste bien al agua.

Excelente producto