Permatex 22058 Dielectric Tune-Up Grease, 3 oz. Tube

Used it to coat battery used on exterior sensor

First off, I love dielectric grease. It is some of the greatest stuff. No matter automotive work or electronics/computer maintenance, this stuff doesnt skip a beat. When I saw the grease in a container this size, I immediately jumped on it. I gave it a 4/5 stars because I had a couple of issues, although they were not dealing with the grease itself. First off, the Amazons product picture shows a nozzle for getting in small places, but neither of the two I got had one. Secondly, after I ordered I was wondering around in a car parts store(not sure which one), and found the same thing for under $6. I have always found Amazons prices to always be cheaper, so this was quite a surprise. Especially when is was more than 25% cheaper. But like I said overall great stuff as always, just a few hick-ups, DG

While there are many useful applications for this grease, I actually use this on mechanical keyboards as stabilizer lube - there are often a couple keys where the stabs rattle a little bit when pushed quickly. For this you just a apply a tiny bit (I use a plastic collar stay) into the stabilizer clips and the rattle is gone. Makes mechanical keyboards sound amazing, like pure ASMR!

Use these on my stabs after wire balancing and they sound amazing. The hole fits your stab wires perfectly.

This is a great product for its use, but its also awesome to use for fan belt dressing when it makes noise when slipping.

Great product at a great price.

This is a nice big Tube of die-electric grease. This is a must have for spark plugs and boots. Keeps the spark from arcing out against engine block. Not to mention itll make removal of the spark plug boots easy next time you have to do any maintenance last on.

Good viscosity for electrical contacts. Easy to spread but not too watery. Similar to Vaseline in consistency. Smooth and consistent. It stays where you put it. Clear. Waterproof. I put it on my Toyota 4Runner master door switch (drivers side), and it stopped the arcing which was causing carbon buildup on the driver window switch contacts. I cleaned the contacts and applied this grease. I hope it will delay the need to buy a new switch from Toyota for $230-$330 for may years.

I put an electric assist motor on my bicycle some time back and have been worried that moisture might get into the cable connections and cause issues. I consulted my bike shop and they told me to use this product. Its not as viscous as I thought it would be, but it stays put. So far, I havent rain tested it, but I expect it will protect the electrical connections very well.

All of the years owning cars & trucks & suv, I never did a whole lot of electrical work on them. But lately the 2 oldest cars we have had needed electrical work. I just found out you need this special lube to help with the electrical connections. It helps when your electrical connectors are subject to water, dampness, humidity. Like door switches and pwr mirrors, pwr windows, etc.. It only takes a small dab, so this big tube of dielectric K-Y jelly lube is a tad bit costly at 1st, but should last us a long time. Its good to use & have on hand when needed on my vehicles.