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Living near the beach, my bike chain had started to show some surface rust after a couple of months. I used Boeshield to lubricate and protect the chain, derailleurs, spoke nipples and any other unpainted part (brake discs excluded, of course). I even gave the painted surfaces a very light wipe over and wipe off. Boeshield leaves an invisible and long-lasting protective coat. The chain looks brand new again and I believe that my bike will last much longer if I use this product every few months.
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I've been using this Boeshield T9 now for quite a long time, well over 5 years, and it is just awesome. If you want a lube that keeps your drive train clean and muck free, in conjunction with a regular cleaning regime, this is the product to use. Goes on wet, one drop per link, and dries to leave a clear coating that doesn't attract road grime and other crud. Not so easy to get in Australia, but good value as it lasts for ages. For context, I clean my drive train every 2-3 weeks with a chain scrubber and lube the chain every 200km. I'm getting about 7000 km from a chain (Ultegra), but I'm also pretty fastidious in replacement to extend drive train life.
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Good for broader use. Applied as thin film on good tool surfaces to prevent surface rust in high humidity conditions. Effective and very easy to use and 'a little goes a long way'. Savings present in terms of not having to regularly use emery and other oils to polish and maintain items.
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My favorite bike chain lube. Apply to a clean, dry chain. Leave it for at least 2 hours or overnight. Then wipe as much off as you can. The best!
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Can be used for all kinds of stuff like sewing machine , and radio controlled cars
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