BoeshieldT-9 Rust & Corrosion Protection/Inhibitor and Waterproof Lubrication, 12 oz.

After reading a bunch of the reviews I decided to try the higher priced form of WD-40. My motorhome has hydraulic Jacks and the Rams were a little slow to come up, I have used WD-40 in the past but decided to try some. I am glad I did because now the sticky Jack that wood come up a lot slower than all of the others now comes up the fastest. It works well on the automatic steps as well, now they run smoother than they did on WD-40. I like that a little bit goes a long way and this spray can should last quite a while, I know it's quite a bit more than the other brands but it is that much better in my opinion.

Used this for rv kwikee steps and worked great. Extremely hydrophobic and far better than normal lubes for possible wet environments.

This stuff is amazing. I have been using it for years on my cast iron tool surfaces. Even if I do not use my saw for months there is never rust.

I purchased this lubricant after reading other reviews.I have been using it for about 1 year.When you spay it on it dries quickly leaving a non sticky coating that doesn't collet dust.I use it to protect and lubricate the folding steps and other items on my RV.You can use it on most anything. On a bicycle chain it won't collect dirt and dust.Tools that have moving parts, like pliers, pruners, scissors, castors, and other similar items.I would recommend i.

Fabulous stuff as one would hope for the price, which is why it got only 4 stars vs 5. It is very expensive imho. After reading the reviews, I decided to purchase it for some areas on my low mileage, yet aging car. I noticed the doors are beginning to squeak, and when the hood is opened, several areas were beginning to rust. Being a car that is a 2016, but with only 35k miles, I am big into maintenance. (Thanks for the advice, Dad). I sprayed this pretty generously after wiping the areas off. It got rid of the annoying squeaky door, and improved the areas in the inside I was seeing rust on, particularly on the battery etc. From reading reviews, it sounds like this will need to be repeated every 3 months or so. It is similar to WD-40, but has a nice visible protective barrier protecting it from corrosion and outdoor elements. Btw, I am a married woman in my 50's, who found this and did this myself! Very easy & I'll show my other half so he can use it on his even older car as well! Lol

A must for RVs and trailers. This stuff is great for protecting stabilizer threads, RV frames and anything you want to protect against moisture and wear.

I have used T9 for many years on my boat, The best product! Customer service is excellent as well with any questions

I use this now for three years and would recommend to anyone