SFR Grease: anybody used?

[tmcafe]

I got one of these but haven't gotten to use it yet:

SFR Grease

Thinking of using it for almost all purposes, including greasing the shaft drive/U-joints on my bike. Not sure about the hub and drive splines.

It looks like SFR is a very serious company. I also got their oil fortifier (the only other lubricant that withstood the test by S & S Couplings ) but again haven't used it yet.

 

[hate2work]

Looks like it would make a good wheel bearing grease.

 

[Tempest]

From the MSDS:
Quote:
PROPERTIES OF DECOMPOSITION: Carbon, Hydrogen Chloride, Carbon Monoxide and incompletely burned Hydrocarbon products.

Very strange that a "green" product uses chlorine in the formulation. Based on the MSDS, I'm not sure what is "green" at all about this grease.

 

[jldcol]

By green maybe they mean natural and chlorine is natural, then again so is uranium, ebola, and cometary impacts.

 

[tmcafe]

I'm all for green everything, but I guess that unfortunately most of the "green" stuff is just another form of doing damage.

 

[Tempest]

Most "green" products are only that way in their advertising.

 

[postjeeprcr]

Originally Posted By: tmcafe
I got one of these but haven't gotten to use it yet:

SFR Grease

Thinking of using it for almost all purposes, including greasing the shaft drive/U-joints on my bike. Not sure about the hub and drive splines.

It looks like SFR is a very serious company. I also got their oil fortifier (the only other lubricant that withstood the test by S & S Couplings ) but again haven't used it yet.


I have looked at their website but haven't tried any products, let us know your results.

 

[Steve S]

Originally Posted By: jldcol
By green maybe they mean natural and chlorine is natural, then again so is uranium, ebola, and cometary impacts.