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our History

In 1942, the AP Parts Corporation acquired Miracle Power Products Corporation, the manufacturer of a graphite oil supplement, to enhance the AP's product line of exhaust system products. Meanwhile, in Cleveland, OH, Donald Menhenett formed a new company, SprayOn, and became the first to manufacture and introduce an exciting new product - paint in an aerosol container. The introduction of "Spray It On" paint was revolutionary and took the market by storm. After much success bringing "Spray It On" to market, Donald heard about another revolutionary product - an engine oil supplement containing synthetic colloidal graphite. 

In 1952, Mr. Menhenett acquired Miracle Power Products from AP Parts and combined the "miracle" of graphite with the still new concept of packing liquid coatings in an aerosol container. Soon, WGF and DGF-123 were brought to market as superior lubricants for the auto industry, especially engine builders and manufacturers. The superior lubrication qualities and breadth of possible applications for the Miracle Power product line caused interest in these products to soon spread to other industries, including aviation, transportation and manufacturing. Roadside billboards spawning the Miracle Power Brand could be seen throughout most to the nation. Miracle Power sponsored its own race car that raced in the Indy 500. In the late 1960’s, Miracle Power’s graphite lubricant was used in military operations.Today, our products are used by pit crews, racing teams, aviation mechanics, automotive and university testing laboratories.

In 2020, two Ph.D. chemists, Harry Seibel and Seth Kerechanin, became the new owners of MPP and are continuing to improve DGF and expand its applications.

 Now, 70 years after Miracle Power was brought to market, our products continue to serve many industries and companies across the globe.  We take pride in providing the world’s finest graphite lubricants available.

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Seth Kerechanin, PhD.

President