Snap & Zipper Lubricant

I recently tried the STAR BRITE Snap & Zipper Lubricant, and I'm really impressed with how well it works! This clear, non-staining formula is perfect for keeping zippers on jackets, bags, boat covers, and other gear running smoothly. It’s super easy to apply—just spray a little on the zipper or snap, and you can immediately feel the difference. The lubricant helps prevent stuck or jammed zippers, making it so much easier to use my outdoor gear without frustration. I also appreciate that it doesn’t leave any stains or residue behind, so my items look as good as new. This product has really helped prolong the life of my outdoor equipment, and I highly recommend it for anyone needing to maintain their zippers!

Received my tube and immediately tried it on a sweatshirt zipper that was very hard to zip up and down. I followed the instructions and it works like a new zipper. Definitely worth the money 💰.

Wow, this stuff really works great.

Got this for my mom when we discovered some of the zippers on her clothing kept getting stuck. Worked pretty well. We would add a generous amount and let it sit for a min or so then run the zipper up and down. Pretty worth if you got stuck zippers.

This stuff really works. I wish i had been available 50 years ago because so many of my garments had to be trashed due to a broken zipper.

Very good product. Use it on my jacket and chaps zippers and snaps. Also on the Jeep soft top zippers. No mess, easy to use. When done just put the cap back on the tube and it can be used whenever you need it. Shelf life is good. First opened up my tube almost 2 years ago and it's good whenever I need it. Makes a big difference on zippers and snaps.

I sew, do alterations, and clothing repairs. This is a good quality product and works well to lubricate zippers. Con: Not for all fabric types, it can stain delicate fabrics.

First the pro... it does work the zippers move more smoothly including a bulky best zipper as well as the zippers on several vintage binocular and camera cases...however the application process has some problems as squeezing the tube does not produce a smooth amount of liquid it comes out in little clumps that are difficult to work with so a fluidity upgrade would help...