1 Quart Super Purity Talcum Powder, Extremely Fine Talc Powder for Chalk Painting, Multiple Purpose Talcum Unscented with Excellent Lubrication, for Bike and Auto Tire Repairing - by TITGGI

Lots of talc. Clean and dry excellent for tube installation.

Very slippery, but where gloves. This stuff is almost impossible to get off your hands. Should be durable!

I have been casting lead soldiers from World War 1 and World War II along with civil war soldiers and cannons and other field equipment for many years. The standard with the molds was to hold them over a candle and coat the molds with soot from the burning candle to help the lead flow easier when casting. I read about this Graphite Powder and gave it a try. I have far less failures to flow using this than I ever did with the candle soot. You just sprinkle it on the mold, blow off the excess and the molten lead does not stick to the molds and flows just like it should. I wish I had known about this stuff years ago, it's great.

I might have to agree with previous reviewers… pretty sure this is Gypsum… not Talcum. Slightly gray in color. Texture and feeling is exactly the same as day handling and cutting gypsum wallboard (sheetrock).Still waaaay better than Cornstarch goo

I have shoe inserts that can cause noisy racket. This talcum powder did a wonderful job of quieting them down. I recommend this product.

LOVED - EXACTLY as advertised!

Just like the baby powder I have used all my life only thing is it has no smell or scent. Not sure how to get that. But I love the stuff cornstarch is to hard on my skin and just feels yucky.

I mix this stuff with crazy glue. And what a strong bond it makes... Look it up on u-tube. Crazy glue hacks