SKF Bearing Lube Oil 10ml

Does the job. Cleaned my Skate Deluxe ceramics and applied a drop of this oil, good as new, can't complain.

I added this additional lubricant from SKF to my toolbox. I had already experimented positively with the one marketed by Bones, which turned out to be of very similar fluidity; this also resuscitates bearings in the short to medium term, even older ones. I confirm the importance of the glass bottle for product storage. I have also noticed that the dispenser creates a generous drop, so I strongly recommend not proceeding further. As we know, excess liquid would only attract dust and soil the pad forcing more frequent cleaning. Just one drop is sufficient. If you really want to sleep easy, I suggest heating the bearing with a hair dryer before applying the lubricant. Proceed with the usual manual rotations, and the temperature of the components will do the rest. Always wipe off excess liquid on the outer surfaces.

Unlike the lubricant contained in the expensive SKF ceramics (which is a thicker paste). On the contrary, this is a liquid oil. It works very well together. The pipette makes for easy application. The bottle is dark glass which I think keeps the oil good longer. I myself also have the Bones Speed Cream and the Bronson Lube. Of all three, this is the most fluid and smooth, followed by the Bronson. The Bones feels a little thicker. It doesn't matter very much if you use the brands interchangeably. For example, I have used the SKF also in Bones bearings. And the Bones speed cream in SKF bearings. In terms of operation, I do not notice any difference.