Part # 630
Dimensions 4.75" L x 1.5" W x 1" D
Designed by leading o-ring and gasket manufacturer Aladdin, Magic Lube was created as an alternative to petroleum based lubricants that corrode rubber and cause leakage. Magic Lube is Teflon based and safe for use on most rubbers, plastics and metals.
I plan to use this Magic Lube #630 on my Polyurethane bushings on my truck but I cannot find information anywhere that would tell me that this lube is safe with polyurethanes. I've even looked on safety data sheets (even here) and all it says it that it is safe with MOST rubbers. Can anyone tell me if this Magic Lube #630 is safe to use on Polyurethane bushings? If so, can you please let me know where to look up this info so I can see it firsthand? That would be most appreciated! Thanks
Hi, Mikegyver. Unfortunately, I was not able to find any info confirming that the Magic Lube lubricant can be used on polyurethane bushing. You may want to contact Aladdin at 1.800.854.2466.
Does magic lube eventually dry like silicone ?
Hi, Robert. The Magic does not dry like actual silicone.
I just placed an order for some O-rings and forgot the lube would it be possible to add a tube of Magic lube to the order #673751?
Doug, you would have to purchase the lube separately, or you can buy it locally at a hardware store.
Is this OK for the chlorinator lid o-ring, or should I stick with silicone? Thanks.
Hi Bill, this teflon based lubricant would be perfectly fine for your chlorinator lid o-ring.
I recently changed my pool motor and gaskets. I made sure to lubricate all the gaskets with vaseline. A few days later water is leaking from the pump. What did I do wrong? Help please!!
You never want to use vaseline on any rubber gaskets or o-rings. Vaseline is petroleum based and will deteriorate the rubber quickly. Whenever you change the motor on a pool pump it is recommended that you replace the gaskets and shaft seal as well. A >Go-kit contains the shaft seal, packet of non-petroleum based lubricant and gaskets you will need for your pump. If you already have the gaskets, you can purchase >Magic Lube.
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1. I closed the valves for the inlet and outlet of the filter.
2. Drained the water to below the cover joint.
3. Removed the closure ring and the cover and then removed the existing o-ring.
3. I ordered a new O- ring gasket for body/top joint.
4. It was recommended that I coat the new O - Ring with the Magic Lube O-Ring Lubricant 5. I coated the O - Ring and reinstalled it and the cover on the filter.
6. Refilled the filter allowing the air to vent and opened the inlet and outlet valves.
The project was successful
The Most Helpful Review
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(5 out of 5 stars) Great stuff
Reviewed By: alkeme ()
Great lubricant feels thick to the touch and works wonders on rubber o-rings and gaskets.
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The Most Recent Reviews
(5 out of 5 stars)
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I used it once and liked it.
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(5 out of 5 stars) great product
Reviewed By: Hatem E. from ranchu cucamonga, CA ()
I used the magic lube with the replacement o-ring for my filter and the leak completely stopped. great products
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(5 out of 5 stars) It's yucky but. It Works!
Reviewed By: Bobby C. from Arlington, Tx ()
Pros: Chemicalally compatible with rubber
This is good stuff and does not destroy prints like Vaseline does.
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(5 out of 5 stars) O-Ring lubricant
Reviewed By: Michael M. from Quantico, VA ()
Pros: Quality; amount
Cons: None
This was the perfect amount of lubricant needed for re-installation of my filter housing o-ring - FNS Plus
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(5 out of 5 stars) O ring lubricant
Reviewed By: Matthew S. from Detroit, MI ()
Used on strainer cover and gasket. Worked as expected
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(4 out of 5 stars)
Reviewed By: Rob 1 ()
Very good price for this product.
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(5 out of 5 stars) Lube
Reviewed By: Laura T. from Louisiana ()
Great to help with install
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