CRCMarine Electronics Grease

Great to Campers and rv trailer connections

The product material itself is great, better than the last I used. The problem was, while there was still a significant amount of material remaining, the dispenser after less than a full year would dispense no further material. It provided for (6) electrical connector usages before I had to throw away the can. It was probably just a defect in the assembly, I think people would usually have a better experience, but that was mine.

Resolved a connector problem. Great Product

Wanted a spray. This is a heavy gel that is simply pushed out of can through a tube.

If you don't put this on every electrical contact and connector, you will end up replacing the contact or connector 10 times sooner.I am a professional boat builder with an electrical engineer working for me. I would fire him, if he failed to put this high quality electrical grease on every contact and every plug, every single time.We open every data and power plug, every couple of years, and refresh the grease on the plugs. Every crimp connector has this grease squirted into every connector, before it is crimped. Anything with a circuit board, has a thin film of this grease painted on the the circuit board side.An extra few seconds of effort, and a few cents of grease, will make electrical connections last 10 times longer (that's 1000% longer)If you do any marine electrical wiring, you need to use Marine grease on all of it, or you will regret it.There are other good marine electrical greases, but I don't know of any better.The dispenser on this product is particularly good, and very efficient because the nozzle can be put into the crimp terminal or connector directly and results in almost no waste.Regarding the other reviewers comments. He also agrees that that it is an excellent product. He had a problem with the propellant leaking out after a year. I have purchased dozens of cans of this product, and been able to use almost all of the grease. The can I am using today is 3 years and has plenty of grease and propellant. I think that reviewer got a bad can, with a bad valve, or let out the propellant by holding the can at an improper angle (the Achilles heal of all propellant cans)You must t keep this product in your marine wiring tool kit, and use it liberally, every time, or you will be fixing the wiring later, or paying a boat yard $100 per hour to figure out which contact went bad.Disclosure: I have no financial interest in this product. I run a IRS recognized, non profit boat building school.Happy boating with reliable electronics.replace them very soon!!!

Very little propellant in the can so the "grease" barely oozes out in unmanageable globs.

Propellant cannot push material out after a few months. Cannot remove clog. Cannot tell if propellant leaked. The grease is great but is mostly unusable.