Trick Shot Penetrating Lubricant Oil - 3 in 1 Multi-Purpose Spray

In this review of the Trick Shot Penetrating Lubricant Oil, the bottom line is simple: it is a versatile, environmentally minded spray for anyone who needs a safe, effective penetrating oil and degreaser. The formula works across household and industrial tasks, from freeing rusted screws to degreasing stainless steel surfaces, and its USDA biobased, non-toxic profile is the single biggest reason to consider it if you prefer safer, renewable options. Performance is strong for lubrication and rust penetration, and the eco credentials set it apart from conventional petroleum-based sprays.

Key Features

• Multi-purpose cleaning: Removes gum, adhesives, tar and scuff marks from stainless steel and other surfaces without harsh solvents.
• Penetrating action: Loosens rusted or seized parts by seeping into threads and moving components to free hinges, screws, and chains.
• Lubrication performance: Reduces friction on hinges, bearings, rollers and sprockets to eliminate squeaks and extend part life.
• Corrosion protection: Leaves a long-lasting barrier to shield metal from salt water and other corrosive elements in harsh environments.
• Eco-friendly formulation: Made from 96% renewable carbon and USDA Biobased ingredients, offering a biodegradable alternative to traditional lubricants.
• Safe for incidental contact: Non-toxic and non-flammable formula suitable for sensitive areas and safer handling in workshops and homes.

Who It's For

The Trick Shot oil is aimed at DIYers, maintenance technicians, and facility teams who need a single product for rust penetration, lubrication, and surface degreasing while minimizing environmental impact. Its safe, non-toxic formulation makes it a good choice for indoor use where skin contact or sensitive surfaces are a concern.

It is less suited to users who need a heavy-duty concrete cleaner or a solvent for paint stripping, since the product is not intended for driveways or concrete and focuses on metal protection and degreasing rather than strong solvent action.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Effective at freeing rusted screws and seized parts through penetrating action.
• Works as a degreaser on stainless steel, removing adhesives and scuff marks without harsh chemicals.
• Biobased, biodegradable and non-toxic, offering clear environmental and handling advantages.
• Provides ongoing protection against corrosion in salt-prone or harsh environments.

Cons

• Some users may find it pricier than basic solvent sprays, reflecting its renewable formulation and EPA compliance.
• Not intended for heavy concrete or driveway cleaning, limiting use cases to metal and general household/industrial surfaces.

Specifications

Product type	Penetrating lubricant, degreaser, rust remover
Formulation	USDA Biobased, 96% renewable carbon
Safety	Non-toxic, non-flammable
Applications	Hinges, bearings, chains, stainless steel, adhesives, tar
Environmental standard	EPA Environmentally Acceptable Lubricant compliant
Recommended packaging	Stainless steel orifices, Nitrile O-rings, HDPE or PET containers

Our Verdict

The Trick Shot Penetrating Lubricant Oil is a solid pick for those who need dependable penetration, lubrication and light degreasing while prioritizing safer, renewable chemistry. It delivers practical results on rusted parts and moving hardware and adds corrosion protection, making it good value for workshops and maintenance teams who want to reduce solvent hazards without sacrificing performance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this on stainless steel cookware exteriors?
Yes, it is formulated to clean and degrease stainless steel surfaces, but always apply sparingly and wipe thoroughly before any food contact areas.

Will it free heavily corroded bolts on first spray?
It penetrates rust and often frees seized parts after a short wait, but stubborn cases may require multiple applications and gentle tapping or movement.

Is this product safe for marine environments?
It offers long-lasting corrosion protection and is designed for corrosion-prone conditions, with EPA-friendly credentials, but follow application guidance for submerged parts.