Crc 1003691 De-squeak Brake Conditioner 20 Oz Aerosol

Product Description

The CRC 1003691 is a 20 oz aerosol brake conditioner formulated to eliminate brake squeal in automotive brake systems. Delivered in a pressurized aerosol can, it applies directly to brake components to dampen vibration and noise at the pad-to-caliper and pad-to-rotor interface. The product carries a specific gravity of 0.62 and a flash point of -20.2 degrees F, classifying it as a flammable aerosol that requires appropriate handling precautions. It is intended for use by automotive service technicians performing brake service, inspection, or replacement procedures.

This brake conditioner is designed for use with automotive brake systems, typically applied during disc or drum brake service. It is suited for professional shop environments where brake noise complaints are addressed during pad replacement or brake inspection intervals. The aerosol format allows for targeted application to caliper slides, backing plates, and other brake hardware without requiring brushes or additional tools.

Key Features

• 20 oz aerosol container for controlled, targeted application
• Formulated to reduce and eliminate brake squeal caused by pad vibration
• Specific gravity of 0.62 for a lightweight, fast-applying formula
• Boiling point of 347 degrees F for thermal stability in brake environments
• Flammable aerosol — compliant with ACGIH, NIOSH, and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1000 exposure guidelines
• Gray color for easy visual confirmation of coverage

Compatibility

Designed for use with automotive brake systems as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Application should be performed by a qualified automotive technician in a well-ventilated area away from open flames or ignition sources, given the flash point of -20.2 degrees F. Before servicing any brake component, ensure the vehicle is safely supported and the brake system is depressurized where applicable. Allow the conditioner to fully set before reassembling brake components and returning the vehicle to service. Follow all applicable shop safety procedures and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1000 guidelines when handling flammable aerosols.