Lubegard 19250 Assemblee Goo, Green, Firm Tack Lubricant, 16 oz.

Awesome stuff I always use this while messing with valve body gaskets or check balls

This stuff is very thick!! It works into a part to a coating of grease, nice and slick, or can be used to stick parts into position while assembling. It is a bit pricy but makes working on things like automatic transmissions a pleasure. Blends with atf so will not clog valve bodies. About as thick as cheddar cheese.

I think this is the best assembly goo. I also use a dab here and there too tack down my transmission gasket to keep it in place so I can line up the screw holes very easy. Work like a charm. So you don't have to use zip ties.. LOL

Could not find this product locally in a store. Product is as described and good value.

A must for those doing hydraulic lines. Just grab a finger of this and rub it on your o-rings and they will stick. No need to worry about dropping o-rings out in the field or them falling off when trying to connect a line in a tight spot. Just put this stuff on your o-ring and the fitting where it'll sit and it'll stick there real well. Definitely try this out if you are working on connections with o-rings that don't like to stay.

It worked well.

As advertised and the tub is totally full right to the top.

Good assembly lubricant

Bought this for lubing my new trans, great shipping time. It’s exactly as discribe. Reading other reviews help me decide between blue or green. I went with the green, which is due to temperature I will expect. Before buying make sure you know which one would work best for you.

I have bought this in preparation for a rebuild on my Powerglide, this product will be a positive in the final assembly of my transmission for my Project.

LA UTILIZARE PARA ENZAMBLAR LA TRANSMISION DE UN JEEP CJ7, Y PARA ELLO REQUIERO QUE SEA AHDESIVA, ES GENIAL.

Used for Auto transmission assembly goo.

I purchased this for some work I had to do on a GM 6l45 valve body. Many of the parts will move around/fall out of their spot on re assembly if some kind of grease is not used. The installation will become much more frustrating and time consuming without a assembly lube with good level of tack to hold parts in place long enough to finish the job. Although it was more 💰 expensive 💰 , I am glad I went with the firm tack lube. The blue stuff may work too, but the light tack stuff is no good based on the reviews I read. This container will probably last me my entire life. Spend the extra cash and get the good stuff if you can afford it. If money is tight, get whatever you can afford. But I suggest you use something that is safe for the transmission to lubricate the parts so they don’t bind up upon install. The container states this stuff melts away on startup and doesn’t clog anything. I have no idea how other greases would perform so do your research!