Park Tool PPL-1 Polylube 1000 Grease Tube Tool 4 oz,White | bike-greases

This is one of the only Polyurea based EP type greases I could find in a tube that is affordable so this product is perfect and has many uses, a little bit of it goes a long way!I needed a suitable grease replacement for my Milwaukee power tools that use their "J type" grease which is only for sale in 1.5kg tub that costs a fortune, this grease is a perfect substitute and I've already used it to grease up my M12 and M18 impact wrenches, It's even ideal for greasing up a socket ratchet with multiple alloy types used in the construction which I've done to service an old 3/8" drive ratchet i cut down to stubbify as it was old and the grease had all bit disappeared and this was perfect for making it smooth and silent again.It's really good stuff with multiple uses its extremely versatile and very affordable, I highly recommend this product.

It’s good stuff

Quality grease.Handy easy to squeeze tube, helps when applying to small areas.Used recently to re-lube my crank with excellent results.

Why did you choose this product over others?:Quite expensive compared to automotive grease - but it is designed for bikes and I hardly use any so its fine. And there is some reassurance buying from Parktool that it is a quality product. Worked on my pedals anyway!

Handy size and works well - as expected

good grease

buy again

Good

This stuff is really greasy. Gets all over your hands, or anything else, if you're not careful. And you know what? That's exactly what my bike needed. For those who don't know, this is the "lower" quality of Park Tool grease, suitable for most purposes. They make a higher quality one, but the tradeoff, as I understand it, is that it doesn't last as long, and is more prone to being washed away by water. Still, as much as this costs, I decided not to upgrade, and I can see that was the right decision.I tend to leave some maintenance too long, and want to be sure my bearings are still working in any case. This grease is nice and thick, stays where you put it, and the bearings stick in it like flies on flypaper. Reassembled the hub, and everything rolls like a charm. Just be sure to use a solvent (i.e. grease remover) to clean out the old grease when you service them. I'm sure it works for many other applications, but I bought it specifically for wheel hub bearings, and can vouch for it in that use case. Happy greasing!

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It’s a great all rounder grease which you can pretty much use on any part of the bike.

Good grease.