Spray Into Door Locks

3 in one lock dry lube dries clear to the touch within minutes and is safe to use on metal wood and most plastic surfaces.

Spray into door locks.

Use graphite lubricant regularly as preventative maintenance to keep all locks lubricated and working smoothly. You can also use silicone spray on the door latches because they also often contain nylon or plastic parts. Take about ten minutes to disassemble clean and reassemble the entire door lock. Spray the lubricant into the keyhole itself and then spray it on the key.

This type specifically is impermeable to water and sticks to the surfaces inside your locks for a longer period. White lithium grease is ideal for the hood and trunk hinges. Make sure to buy a lubricant with a spray straw to access the deeply positioned parts of the locking system. If this superficial cleaning doesn t free the lock eliminate the aggravation altogether.

Squeeze gently near center of tube to dispense. Move the hinges to ensure the lubricant works into the areas around the moving parts. Get a screwdriver and remove the screws holding the lock on your door. Remove cap and insert nozzle tip into key slot or apply to desired surface.

Easily reach into narrow lock mechanism with the attachable straw or use the wider spray pattern to refurbish and protect the entire lock. Use 3 in one lock dry lube to loosen lubricate and protect home auto and commercial locks. A silicone spray lubricant is the best solution for your locks. Slide the key in and out of the lock several times to spread the lubricant.

When spraying the lock.