NEW Brand Name - Same Featherweight Shop Grease!

The Featherweight Shop Motor & Gear Lubricant has now been rebranded as SEW-RETRO GreaseTM Motor & Gear Lubricant!  We have updated our Featherweight Shop Motor & Gear Lubricant video tutorial with a "Part 2".  It reflects the new brand and illustrates an additional melting point comparison!  As before, SEW-RETRO GreaseTM has been specially formulated with the proper melting point and lubricating qualities for vintage & antique sewing machines, including the Singer Featherweight 221 & 222K... some attachments need grease sometimes, too!  SEW-RETRO GreaseTM is appropriate for any sewing machine with all-metal gears. (Do not use this lube with any plastic or nylon gears.)

We are often asked if SEW-RETRO GreaseTM is appropriate for other vintage Singer Sewing Machine motors, and the answer is yes—so long as your vintage Singer motor has motor ports with a felt wick inside. If you are unsure of this, if your manual indicates that your vintage Singer motor requires motor lubricant, then SEW-RETRO GreaseTM will be perfectly suited for your machine.

Each SEW-RETRO GreaseTM comes with an application instruction sheet and a port-cleaning tool to clean out the motor ports of the old grease. As a replacement port-cleaning tool, you can use a Q-tip or hollow cotton swab (with both cotton swab ends cut off).

Be sure to watch the video tutorial below to learn why the Featherweight Shop Motor & Gear Lubricant (New Brand = SEW-RETRO GreaseTM) low-melting-point motor and gear lubricant is the only one on the market appropriate for vintage and antique sewing machine motors, including Singer Featherweight 221 and 222K motors.

Click the link for the Online Tutorial https://singer-featherweight.com/blogs/schoolhouse/119605571-how-to-lubricate-your-gears-motor

 Be sure to watch the three videos for help and lubricant comparisons. 
Video 1 - how to clean and lubricate your Singer Featherweight https://youtu.be/lA2Fi1TwQUY    
Video 2 - Comparison of grease part 1 https://youtu.be/4OcjbkejY_0  
Video 3 - Comparison of grease part 2 https://youtu.be/AcAGKDUC0NM