This is the only grease I could find that was dielectric and has anti wear capabilites, it's a plus that it's food grade. Safe on all materials so it can be used on the seal of car electrical connectors to help waterproof them.
It has great film stregth I scraped the lid on the rest of the can and it still had plenty of grease to smear on the friction area.

Super Lube is the best all-purpose grease I've found, and we're talking a lot of years. It's too expensive to lube your auto suspension or wheel bearings. But it's great for everything around the house and shop. I lube my pocket knives with Super Lube, and it lasts about three years before it all rubs off. But the grease itself doesn't fail.

I have some dual-banana speaker connectors that were rattley. So I put some Super Lube on the threads of the binding post, and they're nicely damped now. I put just the thinnest bit on PC chassis covers, where they make contact. Much less struggle! It's safe in the kitchen.

It works for drawer guides, hinges (have to take apart the hinge), way better than WD40. Light bulbs sometimes get stuck, but not with a thin coat of Super Lube on the base. And I mean a really thin coat! I also have three 3oz. tubes of Super Lube that I refill using a big syringe. You have to compress the tube first, so there is little air inside. Saves money over buying more 3oz. tubes.

Almost all of it wipes off your hands with a rag, so you don't need to wash them right away after using it. I can even use a touchscreen after I just wipe off the Super Lube. It's clear, so invisible.

Allot of empty space inside, but the weight was on point. This stuff is good for any moving parts.

I bought this grease along with a mini needle tip grease gun to grease the gear head of some air ratchets and die grinders. I think Super Lube and CRC make some of the best lubricants on the market so I'm certainly going to keep buying their products, I just expected the container to be full. It's not a big deal since it's clearly the 14.1 oz that was advertised (and I completely understand manufacturing costs and the reason its probably this way); the OCD part of me would just prefer a smaller container that happens to be full as opposed to a larger one that's only 1/2 to 2/3 full.

I've been fishing saltwater for over 50 years.
I've tried lots of different greases, lubes and oils to keep my reels working well in the harsh marine environment.
Believe me, this is the best stuff I've come across.
It won't dry out"¦ever.
It lubricates.
It protects.
It's clean (seriously, some grease is nasty stuff and hard to get off your hands and impossible to get out of clothing, but not Super Lube).
Simply put, It is the best.
Also, while it is great for fishing reels, you will find lots of other uses for it in your home and shop.
A can of it will last you a very long time.
Compared to other specialized grease which is marketed for fishing reels, this stuff is an absolute bargain.
Get yourself a can or a tube and be convinced.
You will thank me.
It's the best stuff on the market.
Enjoy !