Trident Diving Equipment Food Grade Silicone Spray for Scuba, Snorkel, and Spearfishing Gear 8 FL OZ

Been using this product for over 10 years after they stopped making SealSaver. I never had any problems with SS but I did notice that if Ieft 1 one of my extra drysuits hang for extended periods the seals would get weak and tear. I have NOT had that problem with Trident Silicone Spray. By spraying them down after every 3rd dive they last several months. Plus the two that are hanging have wrist & neck seals that look good protected with TSS. Excellent product.

Use a small spritz to lubricate your zippers, threads, etc. after you've cleaned and dried your equipment, and before you put away for storage.

This is a large quantity of pure, food grade silicone to apply to all diving equipment using rubber. It's in an easy to use pump container too! I've used Trident scuba products for years with no problems. They're a company you can trust.

Great product for lubricating the seals of an underwater camera housing. Apply to each push button or rotating knob's shaft and let the silicone run down into the o-ring. Be sure to use just a little so it doesn't get where it shouldn't.

Great Product, price, and customer service!

I use this for detangling children's doll hair. I also use it for wigs to bring back the shine. It can also be used on sheets when ironing them. A light spray brings back the satin feel of new sheets when ironed on sheets after washing.

Good Stuff - Thank you

Every diver should have silicone spray. This is a generously sized bottle, and I'm glad it's a pump and not aerosol. I've found that rubber straps (like surgical tubing) will degrade really quickly, unless they're "hydrated" with silicone lubricant of some kind. This is among the best silicone sprays I've used, and knowing that it is food grade gives me extra piece of mind. I use this on a wide variety of things. I liberally spray my fin straps (rubber tubing), speargun bands, and rubber lanyards. I also found that a little squirt inside the spring mechanism of boltsnaps keeps them working smoothly and corrosion free. Metal tank bands get a good spray, which helps a lot with corrosion. I also give the inside of my BCD one good squirt to keep the bladder in good shape. I use grease for my o-rings, but when that isn't handy, this will also do for lubricating o-rings in a pinch.