AiM Grandfather Clocks Lubricant
AiM Grandfather Clocks Lubricant - 1 oz is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Non-toxic & odorless · Free U.S. shipping · Made in Utah, USA
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping & Delivery
Free U.S. shipping on every order. Orders ship from St. George, Utah. See our shipping policy for full details.
Safety & Non-Toxicity
Safety & Non-Toxicity
PlanetSafe AiM is certified non-toxic, non-hazardous, and odorless — safe to use indoors and around kids and pets. Safety Data Sheets for every product are on our SDS page.
The Science
The Science
Film lubricants sit on the surface and evaporate. AiM's nano-ionic chemistry bonds a protective micro-layer to the metal itself, reducing friction and rust long after the excess is wiped away. Independent ASTM D-4172 testing found it outperforms Mobil 1 Full Synthetic by 11% and Lucas Oil by 33%. See the lab results.
AiM Grandfather Clocks Lubricant - 1 oz is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
Features a specific needle-tip to reach deep movement plates. Won't gum up delicate brass gears or turn into sticky "grinding paste" over decades.
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Questions About This Product
Before You Buy
Is this safe for antique clock movements?
Is this safe for antique clock movements?
Yes — it is formulated for exactly that: brass gears, steel pivots, and movement plates in clocks where harsh solvents would strip old finishes or leave gum. One reviewer used it on her antique clock and called it perfect.
How do I reach the pivots inside the movement?
How do I reach the pivots inside the movement?
The bottle ships with a small injector-style applicator that reaches pivot holes and bushings without disassembly — place a tiny drop at each pivot, never flood the plate.
How often should a clock be oiled?
How often should a clock be oiled?
Far less often than it is wound — clocks are low-speed, low-load mechanisms, and the bonded layer persists. If the chime slows or the tick sounds dry, that is your cue.
Will it gum up or attract dust inside the case?
Will it gum up or attract dust inside the case?
No — AiM does not varnish or thicken with age, and it does not hold dust the way heavier clock oils can. That is precisely what a sealed case full of brass wants.








