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Red Rubber Assembly Grease

Rubber without lubrication dries out, hardens, crackles and breaks.

If affected by gasoline or if lubricated with petroleum-based grease, it swells, loses its shape and does not do the work as intended. When in contact with moving parts, it wears out from friction (an o-ring against a brake caliper or cylinder piston, a dust boot against a clutch plunger) and also may rupture; Finally, during assembly, it is hard to push a piece of dry rubber into a casing and even more so to slide one rubber part onto another.

This little bit of grease is ideal for the assembly of brake caliper seals, rubber suspension bushes etc.

Tin contains 15 grams of grease.