2oz COMMERCIAL 100% Silicone (500 CSt) Treadmill Belt Lubricant Lube Maintenance

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This is PROFESSIONAL GRADE ...#500 cSt Viscosity (thickness of light motor oil) which is<br>much thicker than the 'spray'<br>applicators bottles that are significantly thinner (similar to water) in order to get through their nozzles. The thinner the viscosity, the faster the evaporation.<br>RULE OF THUMB: Double the cSt...Double the time between applications.<br>This works out to $3.97 per ounce (including shipping)!!   Compare that to the small 1/2 ounce 'tubes' that cost over $12 per ounce.<br>-This is 2 ounces of<br>PREMIUM<br>100% Silicone Treadmill Lube<br>(see specs below). It is non-petroleum based which is recommended by all manufactures and repair companies that require silicone lubricant for their treadmills.<br>We specialize in treadmill lubricant and it's all we sell in the Treadmill category<br>.<br>-<br>Our lube works great on:<br>Alliance, Athlon, BH, BladeZ, Bodyguard, Bowflex, Bremshey, CardioZone, Cybex, Endurance, Epic, Everyoung, EVO, Fitnex, Freemotion, Fuel, Gold's Gym, HealthRider, HealthTrainer, Horizon, Image, Ironman, Keys, Landice, Lifefitness, Lifespan, Lifestyler, Marathon, Nautilus, New Balance, NordicTrack, Pacemaster, Powertread, Precor, ProForm, Reebok, Schwinn, Sears, Smooth, Sole, Spirit, Sportcraft, SportsArt, StarTrac, Steelflex, Theradyne, Trimline, Trotter, Tunturi, Universal, and Weslo<br>LOWEST PRICING FOR 2 OUNCES of 100% PREMIUM SILICONE LUBE ON eBAY...... INCLUDING SHIPPING !!<br>-<br>Minimal 'RULE OF THUMB': (4) One Ounce Applications Per Year = 4 Ounces Per Year.<br>CAUTION:<br>if a vendor does not list the fluid ounces,<br>always ask them!<br>Don't be fooled by claims of the 'number of applications'.....it's the<br>amount of fluid ounces<br>that is important. That's what you are comparing.<br>-The bottle is sealed for leak proof shipping and a 'snap cap' for ease of application.<br>-Check out our store for even better lube deals!!<br>Features:<br>Contains no solvents or petroleum distillates.<br>Clear, colorless, odorless fluids<br>Will extend service life of the treadmill and enhance performance<br>Compatible with virtually all plastic, rubber, vinyl and metal surfaces<br>Cosmetic grade....safe for skin contact<br>Why 100% Pure Silicone?<br>Regardless who you buy your silicone from, be<br>ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN<br>that it is 100% silicone (see our spec sheet in the pictures). Other silicones are petroleum based and can actually damage your treadmill. I can't stress that enough.<br>Why Our Prices Are So Low?<br>We buy in bulk and keep our margins as low as possible.<br>How Long Should I Expect My Treadmill To Last?<br>Useful life of a treadmill is a function of usage, environment and maintenance. It has been our experience that by lubricating between the walking belt and the deck will<br>significantly<br>improve the useful life (see below). You should expect to lubricate that area with a minimum of 4 ounces per year.<br>How To Determine If My Treadmill Needs Lubrication?<br>VERY IMPORTANT !!<br>Everyone's treadmill and environment is different. Humidity, condition of the belt and usage are the 3 main variables to consider. Anyone telling you that a 1/2 ounce or 1 ounce application will last you a year is total nonsense!! There is<br>only one way<br>to know if your treadmill is properly lubricated and you need to check this monthly. Do the following:<br>Take your fingertips and slide them between the running belt  the deck- to the center. If your fingertips come back shinny, you're ok. If not, it needs a lubrication. If you aren't sure, lubricate it !! It's far better to have it over 'lubed' than 'dry'. If you feel cracks or roughness on the deck area, it is a clear indicator that the deck is overheating from too much friction and definitely needs more lubrication!<br>How Often Should I Expect To Lubricate?<br>I instruct my customers to lubricate every 3 months unless the above indicates not to (which means it's probably being used as a coat rack).<br>How Much Lubricant Should I Apply?<br>Here's where the customer needs to understand the reality. It