Liberty Triple Elite Oil, 4oz Bottle of The Best Oil for Lubricating Skate Board and Roller Blade Wheel Bearings

This was delivered in a timely fashion, even with this covid thing going on. This is an acceptable product. However, be advised, it is touted as being a "cleaner" a "lubricant" and a "protectant". Although it does do all of those things in an acceptable manner, it does NOT produce the same results as 3 seperate products. It does ok at those 3 things, but, does not do them well. It's supposed to be made in America, so, there is that. It is ok, it is not great. Dries out quickly, needs constant reapplying to perform correctly. The applicator is very functional, the product, adequate, but, not as good as the company wants you to believe. It is worth buying, just don't expect life changing results. It's ok, not great, but ok...

I ordered this, and USPS just... Seemed to lose it for weeks. I contacted the company, and they quickly sent out a second. While the second was en route, the first one apparently got un-lost, and was on its way to me. The company insisted on my keeping both. Liberty Oil Products made a lifetime customer out of me, right there.The oil's great. I've already used it for oiling an old clock, some hinges, my antique la-z-boy, the blower motor on my gas fireplace, and my car's squeaky back seat pivot. Strong smell, but I don't mind that at all.

I broke the needle nozzle within a couple of days of receiving this by knocking it over. The force of the impact of my arm on the needle snapped it off and pulled the needle, with some of the plastic tip still attached, out of the bottle cap. I was able to re-insert the needle into the cap and apply some CA glue and reattach it, but I can't help but feel that it wouldn't be hard for them to make the nozzle more robust to prevent this happening.It wouldn't be a bad idea for anyone who has this to apply some CA or plastic glue around the top of the plastic nozzle where the needle inserts as a proactive prevention measure. The oil itself seems fine, but I've only used it a couple of times so I'm sure other reviews will be able to better guide people on that front.

Used on a grandfather clock that hadn't worked in two years. Oiled all gear pivet points Some functions worked within an hour. Oiled again the next day and ran hands manually through 12 hours. Clock has been working great again for 2 weeks so far All chimes work properly and keeps time again.UPDATE: Clock has now been running perfectly for 9 months now.I was given a beatiful grandfather clock and not running for about 6 years. The owner was told by a professional clock guy that itt was totally worn out and would need a new movement ($800) and he might as well put it on the sidewalk for free. I offered to take it and try my luck. I used the oil and within a few hours it was working. I oiled all the pivot points and oiled it a second time and used a Qtip to wick up the dirty oil that came out. Hope this helps. I now have 2 working grandfather clocks

Note there are reviews in here for unrelated products. I am a typical person who is not going to disassemble his nice expensive mantle clock to lubricate. So, I did the best I could. The long needle applicator is nice. I oiled directly on shafts and gear teeth. I especially got the high speed governor, that regulates the speed.But, be aware that oiling the clock may affect the speed. It did quite a lot with mine. I also probably overdid it with the oil, so I went back with alcohol/oil mix and redid some things cleaning up excess wherever I could. Then, for the last month, I've been adjusting the speed screw to get the clock to settle down. It's now keeping good time.

Had an antique grandfather clock, hadn't run in years. The Clock Repair Person hit me up for a $100.00 House Call Fee to spend 15 seconds letting me know it would be $900.00. Really?After some research and a little "Amazon" Magic it's working. Cost me about $30.00 ( aside from the $100) to fix it.The oil is great, cleans & lubricates just as it says. Came with this handy needle top which allowed me to get into the workings. The bottle will last for a long time given the amount needed to do the job.Highly Recommend ( the oil not the clock guy )Cheers!

I got this for my roller blades and it worked perfectly

Use for standard roller skate/skate board bearings.Works great. Keeps the bearings lasting longer. Good price (much better than speed cream). Like the long needle like applicator which makes getting to the bearings fast and easy.