Glideator Drawer Lubricant

Description

Sticking wood drawers are usually a friction problem, not a broken drawer. Glideator is a lubricant formulated specifically for wood-on-wood contact — drawer slides, cabinet runners, doors, and squeaky furniture joints.

Apply enough Glideator to thoroughly cover the slides or contact surfaces, then work the drawer back and forth to distribute it. Add more as needed until it moves smoothly.

Glideator is made from USP-grade components. We use it on finished and unfinished furniture in our own store. Spot-test in a hidden area first, particularly on antiques or high-value pieces.

Available in 4 oz and 8 oz.

How to use

1. Cover the contact surfaces — Use a dry cloth to apply enough Glideator to thoroughly cover the drawer slides, runners, or the contact surfaces of the squeaky joint.
2. Work it in — Slide the drawer back and forth a few times, or work the joint, to spread it evenly.
3. Done — Smooth, quiet operation.

Read the product label before use and keep out of reach of children.

Warped wood, broken runners, misalignment, and loose furniture joints may need repairs, not lubrication alone.

For tight spots: the Glide Injector

Apply Glideator in tight joints and hard-to-reach areas with the Glide Injector ($2.99). It helps place Glideator where a rag cannot reach. Apply enough to sufficiently cover the contact surfaces. The injector arrives empty — fill it with Glideator from your jar.

Safety data

Made from USP-grade components. The exact formula is proprietary; per the safety data sheet it is a mixture of non-hazardous ingredients, not classified as hazardous under GHS or OSHA.

Safety Data Sheet — 4 oz (PDF) · Safety Data Sheet — 8 oz (PDF)

See Glideator in action