Screwgrab

So frequently claims are thrown around usually with some sort of marketing science thrown in to make these claims believable. i bought this to help me try and repair an old Nikon 50 mm F1.2 lens. This lens optically was in great condition but had a tight focus ring that had to be disassembled for repair. I bought this because most of the screws were corroded and or somewhat stripped. I tried a small JIS screwdriver and right away concluded I can't disassemble this lens without stripping all the screws they were stuck. I did some research and landed on this product. I opened the bottle and dipped only the tip of the driver in the screw grab and used the screwdriver like you would remove any normal small screw. The first thing you notice is an increase in grip between the screw and the driver. The screw grab works like the name implies the driver grabs the screw and resists stripping the screw out. It helps with screws that are somewhat stripped as well. The liquid is thick almost a liquid paste, has a gritty graphite color and texture. It has a film type quality, not quite oily but you want to be careful and try not to spill it or get it on your clothes. I didn't want to try and find out if it will stain or not. In short, buy it. It works especially well on small electronics screws that always seem to strip and wear out. Works great on my rc helicopters too!

I follow exactly direction on the bottle trying to remove the screw on my car with the head stripped, I try 5 times but it does NOT work. Very disappointed.

This stuff really works. I first used it when I needed to open my old laptop. The screws were on really tight, and I was thinking there was no other way than to get some screw strippers. But that seemed like a last resort, and I saw this instead. I was kind of skeptical, but I'm relieved that I was proven wrong.

Good product

Seemed to Give me more traction but still not enough for my eraser sized hole in the screw

This item worked in my case. Had no problem removing a Phillips head screw with rounded edges.

It didn't work for me on small, button head screws. Perhaps it works better on larger sized holes.

I work on PC's Laptops etc... my main purpose of this product was to remove a tiny laptop screw with a head that had completely stripped or rounded out (there was a circle). I'm just rating this product purely off the ability of the product no bias to company or extra critical.This product did not help me get the screw out so it does has its limits... but i would rate it a 4-4.5 stars still because it was nice on other tiny lil HP Laptop screws that were somewhat stripping and i had another lil screw that basically was unable to be screwed in and unscrewed almost rounded out completely ( none of my screw drivers were working on it), but this product made the screw usable again so it does work for adding torque or as a backup for when your screw head is starting to strip. This was tested purely on Computer and Laptop screws mostly Phillips shape so there is use for this on smaller products. Wood screws and bigger bolts are one thing which this is tested for mostly, but it does have use for smaller ones. When you put it on its very thick paste that feels like its made out of metal shards, like powdered iron or something, but it felt like there was a lil extra oooph and there is a scratching noise when the screw driver is inserted into the head and paste. That doesn't bother me. It did wipe off nice, clean, and fairly easily not sticky. My seller was awesome as well kept in touch and gave me incredible service answered every email like a boss 5star service!