Pinewood Pro PRO Graphite + Moly | Dry Graphite Lubricant | Easy to Apply

I recently used the Pinewood Pro PRO Graphite Dry Graphite Lube for my Pine Derby car axles, and I have to say, this product is a game-changer! It's no surprise that this product has earned a 5-star rating from me. The custom blend of dry powdered graphite with molybdenum disulfide is truly the fastest lubricant for derby cars. It effectively minimizes friction on the axles and wheels, ensuring that my car zooms down the track with lightning speed. The high-performance graphite blend is specifically designed for pine derby cars, making it the ultimate lubricant to give my car the competitive edge it needs to win races. The easy application with the puffer tube and pointed tip makes it a breeze to apply the lube to axles and wheels, saving me time and hassle. Not only is this product perfect for derby cars, but it also works wonders as a lubricant for locks, squeaky hinges, bicycles, tools, sprinklers, and rusty surfaces. Its versatility and effectiveness make it a must-have in any toolbox. I highly recommend the Pinewood Pro PRO Graphite Dry Graphite Lube to anyone looking to enhance the performance of their derby car or needing a reliable lubricant for various applications. This product is a winner in my book and definitely deserves a 5-star rating!

Great stuff. I use it when rebuilding propane torpedo heaters. Particularly the rotor. Is it approved? Right? Appropriate? I have no idea. I just know that it works.

The doors of my old wood-burning stove were emitting ear-shattering shrieks every time they were opened or closed. When applied to their hinges, this powder eliminated the noise and made the door movements very smooth, almost friction-free. And it has stood up to the high heat of the stove, which is used for home heating.

Worked great but tip was not tight and was spilled inside the package. I would still recommend

Bought this for a Pinewood Derby race for my son, and it made a real difference. The graphite blended with molybdenum is a well-known winning combination for reducing axle friction. The easy-squeeze tube makes it simple to apply precisely without making a mess. The lubrication applied cleanly and the wheels spun noticeably more freely after application. Easy to use, even for kids helping prep their car. If you or your son is doing a Pinewood Derby and want to give the wheels the best treatment possible, this is what the serious competitors use. Great product for a very specific but important use case. Would buy again.

Excellent product to use, makes your wheels go faster. Granddaughter's car came in first place. She had so much fun putting her car together and racing with other Girl Scouts. Great price, size. Just as described.

Definitely makes a difference in friction reduction. With this product, proper weights added, and good design your car will be highly competitive.

I know this product is marketed for derby usage but it is much more versatile than that. For instance the lock on my neighbor's front door was terrible, it would grab the key and not let go. I'd have to spend 5 minutes gently jiggling the key to get it back out after letting their dog out while they were out of town because the tumblers were binding. Then I put a little "squirt" of graphite in there and now the lock functions perfectly, couldn't be smoother. And that's the exact sort of situation where a wet lube would work for a while then it would attract gunk and you'd be worse off than before but a dry lube like this is perfect. Just be mindful that it will temporarily blacken skin/hands and may stain other things, same as pencil graphite. In other words, don't let it get on anything you wouldn't rub a pencil tip on. I won't pretend to be a hot shot pinewood derby racer. I'm sure it is great for those cars too but I will let the guys who are clocking their cars before and after every step give you the skinny on performance there ;) Update: This went into my boy's first pinewood derby car and I actually did do a little bit of clocking. BEFORE using this lubricant a flick of the wheels would cause them to spin for 3-4 seconds before stopping (on polished axles). After working in a bunch of this lubricant a flick of the wheels will have them spinning for 20-40 seconds! I think they are inconsistent because my boy did the work himself and some axles/wheels got more lubricant than others, not because the lubricant is inconsistent by the way, but clearly this is an amazing reduction in friction!!