Finish Line Ceramic Wax Bicycle Chain Lube

Works great no more squeaky chain! I used this on a older chain that was corroded, I cleaned it with vinegar first than liked it really good. Cleaned it again and been using this stuff. It coats the chain nicely and it stays squeak free way longer than the oil I was using. Also works great on my tent zippers!!

The media could not be loaded. This is an excellent product! I used it on my new Trek DS1 that I purchased about a month ago. This was the very first time cleaning and lubricating the chain. The picture and video both illustrate the chain’s condition after a 10-mile bike ride along streets and sidewalks with multiple patches of sand. Obviously, it’s very clean! The viscosity is a little thin so please careful during your application process. It’s too good to waste a single drop!Jay (Wilmington, NC)

Let me state right up front that I have not actually used this product yet and I do not typically take time to submit a review. I do a lot of research before purchasing, tend to buy well established products from reputable sources, and rarely have a compelling reason to share the experience or otherwise advise fellow consumers. An experience I had today with calling into Finish Line with a customer service inquiry, however, compels me to share the experience. Finish Line Ceramic WAX Bicycle Chain Lube was my first purchase from Finish Line. We aren’t talking about a lot of cash here, but it’s a good faith purchase. When I received the product from Amazon I did not pay much attention to it. The biking season is still weeks away where I live and the product sat on my kitchen counter for the last several days where I unboxed it. Today I decided to take it out to garage and stash it with my soon to be used “bike stuff.” The plastic bottle is clear and you can see the contents. I noticed that there was a solid white area at the bottom of the container with clear fluid on top of it and just shook the bottle a bit to see how it dispersed. The liquid turned a solid milky color, but what really caught my attention was that I really felt the shaking as you would feel with a partially empty container. This caused me to really pay attention and eyeball the fluid in the container, finding it was only about 70% full, about up to the ruled line above “FINISH LINE” below the checkered flag artwork. This was odd to say the least. I thought back to when I unboxed the product and certainly did not recall any evidence of leakage. I double checked that the source Amazon Prime stated on my order was actually Finish Line, not some third party. Now I’m used to getting bags of potato chips and cereal much less than full due to “product settling.” Fluid products don’t settle and I don’t recall ever getting a bottle of ketchup 70% full. I initially considered returning the product to Amazon, but then saw a phone number to call on the label. I called the number and got into a fairly standard phone robot front end telling me to listen to the entire message as the menu had changed. There were only 3 choices, all involving getting in contact with someone you already knew at the company, not departments, no order checking, no customer service option, etc. I did what I normally do and hit “O” for operator during the phone robots speech and was switched to a receptionist. The lady who answered the call seemed very nice and I asked for customer service. She inquired what my need was and I told her that I had just made my first purchase of a Finish Line product and the container was not full. She immediately transferred me to a guy who seemed really sharp, actually interested, and it only took seconds to explain that I was a new customer and had a new purchase only 70% full. He immediately offered to send me a new product with no need to return the old product. I did not have to provide proof of purchase nor was I subjected to any kind of questioning. We had a nice chat about the product, bike lubrication, and other products I was interested in. I gave him my name and address and we were done. I fully expect to receive the courtesy replacement product and that the partially full product is entirely usable. I will update here accordingly. This “no questions asked” instant assessment and servicing of my inquiry was truly impressive and I shall remain a Finish Line customer for as long as I ride.

Works great.Brand name direct, not just a cheap amazon product.Recommend!

It works extraordinarily well.

Prior to this my favorite chain lube was C3 Ceramic from Muc-Off. It works wonders, but like all wet lubes, it tends to attract dirt and grime, necessitating frequent chain cleaning (and leaving that annoying chain tattoo on your right calf - you know the one!). I had been reading about the advantages of wax-based lubes so I decided to give this ceramic lube a try.I'm a pretty serious road cyclist so I went all-in and cleaned my chain and cassette with an ultrasonic cleaner and Muc-Off drivetrain cleaner (the yellow-green one is great!), then again with hot water to get all the cleaner off, then applied the Finish Line wax and let it dry. Twice.I went cycling the next day and was surprised at the dry feel of the chain, the complete lack of chain noise, and the number of PRs that I sent on Strava segments that I've ridden literally 100+ times. I've been using Finish Line ceramic wax for several weeks now and I don't think I'll ever go back to a non-wax chain lube. My drivetrain stays much cleaner now and the slight performance gain is undeniable, as proven by my Strava numbers. This particular one is also quite affordable, compared to UFO, Silca and other brands that are essentially the same but cost 4X more. Give this lube a try!

I've used this lube for about three years now and I haven't had to install a new chain since. As long as you don't ride your bike in the rain the chain stays lubed and picks up very little dirt to wear it out. I ride a lot (100 mi. a week in summer) and I have seen no wear on my chain. You have to clean all the oil out of the chain with some kind of solvent and let it dry before applying to even a new chain. I used mineral spirits. I was greatly surprised when I checked the chain for wear after one summer of riding. No wear!! I was replacing the chain every year with other lubes. I wipe the chain with a rag and re-apply about 3 times a year. If you get your chain wet though ,you'll have to re-apply it before your next ride. Great stuff!!!

It's a dry war. If you wipe the chain, it's not as dirty as oils.