Anti-Squeal Disc Brake Paste, Brake Lubricant, 3 oz Jar

This works great! The bike shop warrantied out a set of pads then the new set squeaked! I found this stuff and it eliminated the squeak!

This stuff is what dreams are made of. I bought this expecting to return it after it didn’t work. I had cleaned my rotors and pads with degreaser, alcohol and used a blow torch to remove oil on the pads and they still squeaked. This was my last ditch effort before buying new pads and rotors. Then I used this and it worked like a dream. It only takes a tiny amount of the product as well. One purchase is essentially a lifetime supply.

Works very well. I applied the product on my Pinarello Ultegra DI2 disc. The breaks went from obnoxiously squealing to completely quiet. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because I had a little bit of a scraping noise like the rotor was rubbing for the first 50 miles. Breaking strength seemed to be the same and never reduced after directions were throughly followed. I RIDE THIS BIKE LIKE I STOLE IT! Don’t be nervous it’s going to ruin anything.

I assembled my F10Disc Pinarello with SRAM AXS hydraulic brakes on Shimano 160mm discs. After multiple attempts at proper brake bed-in process they continued to squeak and grate. It was really frustrating on this high end a bike. I was about to just buy new pads and rotors and start over when someone suggested I try this product. Have to admit I was skeptical.One application and the braking is perfect. Quiet and solid. Follow the instructions carefully. You will not have any braking power while the stuff is doing it's magic, so do one brake at a time and use level ground to ride it in on. Carefully removing the remaining goo from the rotor and pads was the hardest part.It's now been 2 months and the brakes continue to work perfectly. I'm a convert to PV BIKE WORKS Squeal Out and highly recommend it.

I have a terrible squeal on my Aventon Aventure 2. Rear wheel. New disc, new pads, bedding, cleaning, sanding, truing the disc....nothing has worked. I tried this out of exasperation. It quieted the squeak for about 2 mins then came back to normal. I think what this stuff does is the same as what can be accomplished by normal cleaning and bedding. But it's simpler (sort of) and does not require as much disassembly. If it worked, I would heartily endorse. But, it didn't really do much for me. It's also very expensive for what is basically toothpaste with sand in it.

I bought a used electric fat tire bicycle that had a large, front hub motor. The rear brakes worked fine but the front ones squealed terribly! I took it to a bike shop for a basic tune up and the squeal was SLIGHTLY reduced at the expense of braking power. I tried cleaning and sanding the pads and rotors to no avail.Finally, got this today and immediately got satisfactory results. I have good braking power with little to no squeal. Follow the instructions carefully and use SPARINGLY. I thought I hadn't used nearly enough but a little bit went a very long way. Plus you can treat the brake multiples times if necessary.I now have two functioning brakes on a heavy e-bike that can go 30mph. Needless to say, I am very happy with the initial results and it only took about 20 minutes to apply and treat properly. Highly recommend even for the worst sounding brakes. Thank you for reading!

Works great

I used this once, and it worked to get the squeel out, but it probably would have been cheaper and just as effective to replace the pads again (even though they were brand new). I thought I'd have occasion to use this again, but it's been a few years and I haven't needed it yet.