Petroleum Jelly Industrial Grade Applications

Different industries utilize industrial petroleum jelly as a lubricant or coating. This kind of Petroleum Jelly is useful for the manufacturing of plastic, leather and tanning, wood products, items that need to be kept dry and free from water, the automobile industry, and industrial equipment. In addition, Vaseline works well as a barrier against moisture and its damaging effects on numerous materials.

• To stop creaking, put a dab of Industrial Petroleum Jelly on your door hinges.
• To get a frozen lock moving again, rub Industrial Petroleum Jelly on it.
• Use to prevent rust on metal hardware and tools.
• Use Industrial Petroleum Jelly to remove scuffs off leather boots, shoes, purses, and handbags.
• Apply a thick application of Industrial petroleum jelly to your wood surfaces and let it soak in for 24 hours before polishing the surface to help restore scratches and watermarks.
• Apply Industrial petroleum jelly to worn places on leather furniture or clothing to restore its luster.
• Start a fire using Industrial petroleum jelly by coating a cotton ball (or many) with it and lighting them to make a flame – then add to your grill, fire pit, etc.
• Use Petroleum jelly industrial grade to remove smudges off mirrors, sunglasses, and even belt buckles by polishing the markings away.
• To remove any dropped or dried candle wax, use some petroleum jelly industrial grade and let it soak for a few minutes before wiping it all off with a moist towel.
• Apply a little quantity of Petroleum jelly on the base of your lightbulb before screwing it into place to keep it rust-free and simple to relocate.
• To prevent your shower curtain from becoming stuck, lubricate the rod with Petroleum jelly.