Aladdin Magic Lube II Silicone Lubricant 1oz
Product Overview
Unlike petroleum lubes that degrade rubber seals, this pure silicone formula protects pool O-rings and valve gaskets under heavy chemical exposure.
Aladdin formulated Magic Lube II (item 650) as a waterproof, synthetic silicone compound specifically for harsh pool and spa environments. Packaged in a compact 1 OZ. tube (1oz size), it seals pump strainer lids, chlorinator O-rings, and diverter valves without drying out, washing away, or causing elastomeric rubber to swell over time.
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Benefits & What Makes It Different
Pure Silicone Formulation
Will not degrade, swell, or dry out EPDM, rubber, or Viton O-rings unlike petroleum grease.
Waterproof Chemical Barrier
Resists chemical washout from high chlorine, bromine, and ozone levels in pool equipment.
Compact 1 OZ. Tube
Sized at 1oz (part 650) for easy storage in your pool tool kit, covering multiple seasonal rebuilds.
Compatibility
- Safe for EPDM, Viton, neoprene, and natural rubber O-rings
- Compatible with chlorinated, saltwater, and ozone pool systems
- Suitable for plastic, metal, and composite pool valve assemblies
When To Use This
Pro Tip
Never over-apply: a heavy coating of silicone attracts grit and debris, which cuts into rubber seals. Wipe the O-ring completely clean, then spread just enough Magic Lube II between your fingertips to give the surface a glossy sheen.
Common Questions & Instructions
What is the difference between Aladdin Magic Lube and Magic Lube II?
Original Magic Lube is a PTFE-based lubricant, while Magic Lube II (item 650) is a 100% silicone compound. Magic Lube II is specifically engineered for severe environments where petroleum-sensitive rubber parts or high chloramine and ozone exposure would break down standard lubricants.
Where should I apply Magic Lube II on pool equipment?
Apply a thin film to pump strainer lid O-rings, filter tank O-rings, union gaskets, automatic chlorinator cover seals, and internal diverter valve seals whenever parts are disassembled for cleaning or service.
How often should I lubricate my pool O-rings?
Lubricate O-rings every time you open the housing—such as during filter cleanings or pump basket emptying—or at minimum twice per season to prevent air leaks and rubber cracking.
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