All Customer Reviews for "Slider Slicker® Sliding Glass Door Track Lubricant"

It works very well and lasts quite a long time. It's easy to apply and I've used it a long time.

I have a sliding glass patio door that has been giving me trouble for years... I keep spraying it with silicone lubricant and it only works for one day. Recently, I found Slider Slicker - I applied it once 9 days ago and my door slides open and closed smoothly, quietly, and easily. And this product costs less than $2 whereas the lubricants I have used, some cost up to $20... Excellent product. Thanks!!!

I ordinarily don't give product reviews but appreciate others that do! But just had to give this review. This is the most awesome product for sticky sliders and other uses as well. Like others I had used sprays, oils,etc. on my slider but only received short term results. Even gave a tube to the guy that put up my vertical blinds due to a squeaky pull. Now I keep extras on hand to give to \\\\"nonbelievers\\\\" and they have received excellent results as well

This product cured our sliding glass door problem. It was either the rollers or the track. We decided to work on the track first since it was easiest. I applied it and it worked right away and has lasted for a month so far, will reapply when necessary.

Fixed my sliding door problem - wished i had checked your site earlier. Amazing how this product does what it says it will do. I will be purchasing more in the future - I recommend this product highly for fixing \\\\"sticky\\\\" sliding doors.

GREAT PRODUCT, DOES EXACTLY WHAT IT PROMISES. FAST SHIP, GREAT SERVICE

I have a chronic door. This solved the problem. I have tried all kinds of products, wet and dry lubricants and greases, as well as graphite and this IS ABSOLUTELY THE VERY BEST

I rent a house which had a grinding glass sliding door. Used oil, and grease on the tract which worked ok but only lasted a few days. I saw this grease stick on the front counter of my hardware store ( slider slicker ). It rubbed on easy and two weeks later I can still open the door easily with no grinding. I would have never got the landlady to fix the door so this is a good cheap fix. \r\nBob