Mark
Slick50 advertised that they ran a briggs and stratton engine on just engine oil and also one on slick50 and engine oil, then drained both and ran them, they stated that the one with slick50 ran for 100's of hours without problems whilst the normal one siezed up very quickly.....
Well briggs and stratton didn't think that was right so they tried it themselves and found exactly the opposite, they repeatedly tried it and the one with the slick50 siezed virtually instantly compared to the one with just oil that ran for a considerable time....
There conclusion was that slick50 has too many detergents and other additives in it that wash the oil coating off parts to clean them but the ptfe is not able to stay on the parts for any length of time....
If I were you I'd throw it away or take it back if you have the reciept....
Pete
Slick 50 is a ptfe based lubricant it can have detrimental effects on engines and cause more damage than running with cheap oil and i quote
DuPont Chemical Corporation, inventor of PTFE and holder of the patents and trademarks for Teflon. In a statement issued about ten years ago, DuPont's Fluoropolymers Division Product Specialist, J.F. Imbalzano said, "Teflon is not useful as an ingredient in oil additives or oils used for internal combustion engines."
there are long discourses and diatribes about it its interesting
Regular oil changes are better than additives and cheaper ;)