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Zipper-Ease™
How to use — 3 easy steps
1
Extend
Twist up a small amount of lubricant from the stick.
2
Apply
Run it lightly along both sides of the closed zipper teeth.
3
Work in
Slide the zipper up and down a few times; wipe away excess.
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Which Zipper-Ease do I need?
| Zipper-Ease, Stick, 0.43 ozThis product | Zipper-Ease, Plastic Tube, .15 oz | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Home, sewing & crafting projects | On-the-go, no-mess zipper fixes |
| Form | Larger twist-up wax stick | Pocket squeeze tube — precision tip |
| Size | 0.43 oz stick | .15 oz tube |
| Price | $11.99 | $3.99 |
The details
Description
Made for the sewing table, craft room and closet. The larger Zipper-Ease™ twist-up stick holds plenty of lubricant for frequent use around the house — laying down a clean, invisible dry film that keeps project zippers, wardrobes, luggage and upholstery gliding smoothly. No messy oils, no fabric stains — just smooth, snag-free operation.
- Generous 0.43 oz stick — more lubricant for regular sewing, crafting and home use.
- Clean, dry formula — applies clear; won’t leave greasy residue on fabric, leather, canvas or vinyl.
- Precise, no-mess — the solid stick targets slider gaps and teeth exactly where needed, with no drips.
- Works everywhere — garments, quilts, bags, cushions, tents and gear with metal, plastic or nylon zippers.
- Rust & corrosion barrier — protects zippers stored in humid or seasonal conditions.
At a glance
Specifications
| Application | Twist-up stick |
| Size | 0.43 oz |
| Color | Tan |
| Flammable | No |
| Best for | Zippers on gear, apparel & outdoor equipment |
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
What can I use it on?
Garments, quilts, bags, cushions, luggage, tents and gear — metal, plastic or nylon zippers.
Will it stain fabric?
No — it's a clean, dry formula that applies clear with no greasy residue.
Does it protect against rust?
Yes — it seals out moisture to protect zippers stored in humid or seasonal conditions.
How is it different from the tube?
The stick is the larger size for the sewing table, craft room and home use; the tube is the pocket-size grab-and-go fix.