Dynatex 49593 Silicone Brake System Compound, 5 oz Tube, -40 to 400 Degree F, Translucent

Im pretty sure its silicone, and it lubricates brakes; so good job Dynatex you did it again.

Good product. Expensive in comparison to other lubricants.

Works fine

Using this as general purpose o-ring lube on all kinds of equipment, thick.

I live in Michigan where salt and water rust everything up. On brake jobs, I grind all the rust off the brake cradle or any other brake pad contact points and then use a fine film of Dynatex. I then install brake hardware.This acts as a water barrier and is thick so it stays in place to slow down rusting process. I use this stuff in combination with Sil-Glyde AGS-SG8 for slide pins for long lasting brake jobs.

My mechanic said No, Dont Do Your Own Brakes but I am the DIY master and I told him I am going to save money you will go hungry tonight youll see! I spread this paste all over my brake pads and it keeps them from making ANY noise. The wheels started smoking and the car doesnt stop good anymore, I have to coast it into a sand dune near my trailer and then it just kind of slides sideways a little and comes to a stop and my neighbor Bill tows me out with his Hyundai and a chain when I need to go somewhere again. But I showed my mechanic! I think the paste must be low quality, it certainly tastes like the cheap stuff. It does lube caliper slide pins really well, though, if thats your thing..

Since this stuff can protect rubber type material and prevent them from drying up.

I used this product as per the manufactures (Honda) recommendations. Cant find this exact product in local automotive stores (Im sure they sell similar). Im happy with the purchase!

Great

I use this to treat the weather stripping on my Classic Corvette. Treatment lasts a whole year.