Ninesung Pure Graphite Powder | 2 LB - 1000 Grit Superultra-Fine Graphite Powder | Graphite's Lock Lubricant | Dry Graphite's Lubricant

Very useful for projects you may need it for. Extremely finely grounded so it works amazingly

It’s powdered graphite, not much to say other than it’s well packaged and good price.

Not sure if I'll ever use all of this, but it was very inexpensive. If you've never used graphite on a door lock, hinge, etc. you will not believe how much easier your key will turn after using this. I got a blunt-tip small syringe to draw up the graphite & puff into the locks to lubricate the whole assembly. Alternately you can dip the tip of your key into the graphite, insert, turn and it will lubricate the lock tumblers. Graphite can be messy - have a damp paper towel with you.

It’s messy but it works to loosen locks.

Very fine powder, easy to apply. I do wish it came in a jar instead of a bag for ease of use. Seems to be a uniform grain size.

The product is as described, graphite powder that part is great. The packaging is another story. Instead of the plastic jar depicted, the product is packaged in a plastic bag and was shipped in a plastic shipping envelope. Somehow, the inner package was open and the graphite was spilled inside the shipping envelope. When I opened the shipping envelope, graphite went everywhere in my kitchen. If you have never tried to clean up graphite powder you can take my word that it is nearly impossible and a mess from hell. I’m not sure I’ll ever get it all cleaned up. Very poor packaging!

Was worried the half pound bottle would be small but it’s huge, will last forever. I bought this to make conductive paint and it works great, the reviewer claiming this is polyester powder is lying as that is not conductive like this powder is. It conducts very well and works great for my application. A small bottle of conductive paint was $35 using this powder I was able to make my own and for less than a dollar for the same amount. Warning! In super fine powdered form this is some nasty stuff , be sure to wear a respirator if you’re going to be mixing this in large amounts. Do not get it in your lungs.

I bought this graphite powder to use with my long range rifles. I like to coat the barrel with a very thin coating of graphite before heading to the range. This powder works great for that application. I also purchased a set of - "6 Pcs Glue Applicator Bottles, 30ml Plastic Squeezable Dropper Bottles with Blunt Needle Tips" - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09R4DYDHC?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details. These little bottles work great as puffer applicators to use to inject an atomized cloud of graphite into my barrel. I then follow that "puff" with a dry mop to evenly spread the graphite through the barrel and remove any excess. This also works great for applyig a little "puff" of graphite into locks, to help free them up and make them operate smmothy. One note of caution - when you get this, open it out doors. The bottle comes wraped in saran wrap, but there will be a lot of "escaped" graphite that will go everywhere when you remove the saran wrap. I had to wash the bottle off in my garage deep sink, so that I could handle it without getting graphite on my hands when I touch the bottle. The bottle doesn't seal very well. I would recommend storing it in a 1 gallon ziper closure platic bag to prevent moistre from getting in, and graphite from getting on ony adjacent items (this stuff is very slipery and will get everywhere!). Also, if you go the puffer bottle route - be sure to never invert the bottle to spray it - it will dispense way too much powder. To use the puffer bottles, you need to only fill the bottle half full. Then genly shake it to generate a little cloud of graphite. Then you can inject this cloud into what ever needs lubricating.