NyoGel 760G Dielectric Synthetic Grease 50g (1.76oz) Tube

I bought this stuff for flashlight body threads to avoid fretting but have found a little bit on electrical connections that can be cleaned works well to prevent corrosion. It's a little spendy but the amount that you actually need isn't that much, you can use more to get into threads but for surfaces like for battery contacts you need very little. It'll seal out contaminants and reduce friction. You'll find more uses than you knew you had. I use it on my truck battery terminals after connecting, lawn mower spark plugs to include leaf blower and string trimmer, a tiny super thin amount (not too much so think thinner) on remote controls... Anything that needs a battery and has a surface for it to contact and make a connection is a good candidate for using this stuff to prevent corrosion. What you need to remember is that dielectric grease is an insulator so you don't want it getting in the way of the connecting surface, and it won't as long as you use way too little, which is usually the correct amount. On threads you have to use more to fill all that gap but you can minimize waste by applying to the first part before you screw them together so it naturally runs all the way through. then un-screw and wipe with a paper towel. Less is more because excess just causes dust and grime to stick which works it's way into places you can't easily access. That's why it's crucial to not use too much or

It’s worth the cost as it’s used sparingly. This tube will last a lifetime.

This Product is NEW and not Outdated. Called the Manufacture on this Product to verify repackaging. You can find NyoGel 760G all over Ebay (mostly from Mopar) that are actually outdated Batches. I would not recommend outdated NyoGel for Electrical Applications. Maybe on battery cable connections. Dielectric Grease has huge debates just like Motor Oil does. I have a 2023 Husqvarna Supermoto. I disconnected every connector on the entire Motorcycle and applied a small amount of NyoGel 760G on every contact, and on the back of open connectors. This will preserve my connector contacts and prevent premature fretting and corrosion due to contaminants and moisture intrusion. If I have an electrical outlet in the house that is hard to plug into, I squirt a small amount into each contact from the face plate. It makes insertion of electrical item much easier. This will protect the electrical metals from fretting, corrosion, and prevent debris and moisture from entering connectors.

I’ve been using Nyogel on my flashlight threads and o rings for over a decade. Stuff works great sealant moisture and debris. Also use it for other applications that require silicone based vs oil based lubricants. Last a long time and it’s worth the exuberant cost.

You need this to work on a washers suspension system

Works good

I use this NyoGel product to protect connections from the elements and corrosion when I splice/join/replace electrical wires on my car during repairs. Works very well and a reasonable cost for the benefit.

NyoGel in my opinion is the gold standard for lubricating tightly threaded metal couplings, and O-rings. Only a small amount is needed for most applications: the 1.76 ounce tube should last me for two or three years. The product I received was new, freshly manugactured, and arrived well-packaged against damage during delivery.