Looking for a grease exposed to water, very small quantities, like a small tube etc.

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If you are talking about axle grease and shop that sells oil has it. Comes in a plastic can with a screw off lid. I think 1 kilo cans is the smallest I have seen but that is not much. The stuff the Isan farmers on their wagons. High pressure grease. Water wouldn't dare try to mix.

I have bought lithium grease (spray cans) in Homeworks and HomePro. It's not totally "waterproof" (is any grease?) but I have used it successfully on hinges and bearings in shower areas.

For permanent underwater use I can only suggest you try a boatbuilder or marina.

Boat yard / builders , or motocross shop.

wheel bearing grease, any auto supply shop.

If you are talking about axle grease and shop that sells oil has it. Comes in a plastic can with a screw off lid. I think 1 kilo cans is the smallest I have seen but that is not much. The stuff the Isan farmers on their wagons. High pressure grease. Water wouldn't dare try to mix.

Saw some Marine grease, which I presume is as waterproof as you can get, in one of the big stores while looking for farmers grease.

A 1 kilo can of the Marine grease was over 700Bt.

Thanks for the ideas, yeah it is never waterproof, I fine marine grade would do the trick.

PTFE grease or Super Lube is supposed to be water resistant and can be found at homepro in very small tubes

Thanks Anthony,