Kleen-Flo
Kleen-Flo Honey Goo All-Purpose Penetrating Lubricant, 330-g
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$14.99
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This multi-purpose marvel penetrates, inhibits rust, protects, lubricates, prevents oxidation, repels water, displaces moisture, undercoats, and much more.
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Kleen-Flo Honey Goo Lubricant penetrates, inhibits rust, protects, prevents oxidation, repels water, displaces moisture, undercoats, and is a nut buster
No-drop cling of the honeycomb gel forms a smooth protective waxy barrier on applied surfaces
Alcohol and silicone/teflon free
Size: 330 g
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This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.
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| Package Depth (cm) | 6.80 cm | 5.70 cm | 6.67 cm | 6.50 cm | |
| Package Depth (in) | 2.68 in | 2.24 in | 2.63 in | 2.56 in | |
| Package Height (cm) | 19.80 cm | 17.00 cm | 20.00 cm | 21.00 cm |
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Wow, what a great product. Wish I had found this sooner
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My husband use this on all his toys he has. His Argo, trike and even the car.
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Q: Can you use on rubber Can you use on rubber? I want to lubricate the bushings on a car. Is this safe or will it effect the rubber?
13 years ago3 Answers
A: Kleen-flo Honey Goo Lubricant is actually ideal for wiper motor linkages. Honey Goo’s proprietary formulation Penetrates, Lubricates and Protects. When spraying motor linkages Honey Goo will penetrate into the joints leaving the lubricant in the joint where it is needed most. It then has a bee’s wax component that will act as a protectant keeping moisture, dirt and debris out. Honey Goo should be used sparingly. A little will go a long way and more is not necessarily better. Just apply a thin layer and let Honey Goo work it’s Magic.
5 years agoHelpful?
Q: Does it lubricate air tools
a year ago1 Answer
A: Hi We recommend using an oil designed specifically for air tools to lubricate air tools as they have an important cleaning component as well as a lubricating agent. This product does not contain a cleaning agent and would also likely be too thick for air tools. Thank you.
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Q: Does this have a scent? Looking for something to get rid of squeaking on interior doors - to use instead of WD40 (which I can’t stand the smell of)
3 years ago1 Answer
A: HI, Yes it does have a very light sent, but not a bad one, it’s a very good lubricant and it stays were you spray it.
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: Will this work on wiper motor linkage?
5 years ago1 Answer
A: YES. Kleen-flo Honey Goo Lubricant will work on wiper linkages. In fact it is ideal. Honey Goo has a penetrating component that penetrates leaving a lubricant right in the joint where it is needed most and then it has a bee’s wax that acts as a protectant keeping moisture and dirt out.
5 years agoHelpful?
Q: Does this also work for bicycle chains and cables?
6 years ago1 Answer
A: Honey Goo is ideal for bicycle chains. Honey Goo penetrates, lubricates and protects. When you spray a bicycle chain the penetrant penetrates the chain leaving the lubricant where it is most needed. Then the bees wax in Honey Goo acts as a protectant keeping dirt and moisture out. The only suggestion we have is not to spray too much or gently wipe any excess product. Allow enough time to let the product penetrate and then gently wipe leaving a small film.
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Q: Can you use on existing rust? Does HoneyGoo get rid of the rust or just prevent rust from occurring? I have a few "problem areas on my vehicle that I've sanded, painted, tried other products, etc., but the rust just keeps coming back.
11 years ago1 Answer
A: Honey-Goo helps prevent rust and corrosion when used but cannot eliminate rust; once the rusting process has occurred Honey-Goo cannot remove it. Honey-Goo is a preventative product that helps slow this process down or if used before rust appears it can help it from occurring. I hope this helps
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Q: How do you actually use this product? Do you just spray certain areas? Can you see a "film" over the areas that have been sprayed? Does it work to spray it on very small rust spots and prevent the rust from spreading?
12 years ago1 Answer
A: This lubricant that penetrates, inhibits rust, protects, prevents oxidation, repels water, displaces moisture, undercoats, and is a nut buster The no-drop cling of the honeycomb gel forms a smooth protective waxy barrier on applied surfaces For more information, please contact the manufaturer by calling 1-800-216-7778.
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Q: Sticking drawer Can this product be used to make wooden drawers slid easier?
12 years ago1 Answer
A: If the slide mechanism is metal or some other composite, the application is ideal. If the wooden drawers are simply sliding on the wooden frame, we would not recommend this as the product can become very tacky....
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