So what is the best to use on things like car door locks? RP7? CRC? WD40? Lanotec? Graphite?
Inox mx3
Does not attract dust, best stuff on the market by far
It's a good Australian company too
wd40 is a degreaser not a lubricant.
i just buy the cheap tubs of grease from super cheap when serviceing the car. if you dont have a gun with a nozzle get the more expensive one with the gun.... ?
for car door locks definitely use the graphite powder instead. works wonders. some key joints will let you just borrow theres if your lucky just spray it in the keyhole and wiggle key in and out alot.
i like to spray it with contact cleaner the day before tho (stuff used to clean pcb in electronics and computers etc) dont do one after another
Select to expand quoteKozzie said..
wd40 is a degreaser not a lubricant.
i just buy the cheap tubs of grease from super cheap when serviceing the car. if you dont have a gun with a nozzle get the more expensive one with the gun.... ?
for car door locks definitely use the graphite powder instead. works wonders. some key joints will let you just borrow theres if your lucky just spray it in the keyhole and wiggle key in and out alot.
i like to spray it with contact cleaner the day before tho (stuff used to clean pcb in electronics and computers etc) dont do one after another
+ 1 for graphite powder.
Applied once every now and then, in the absence of any liquid, works.
You can buy it in little "puff" plastic containers.
Was recommended to me many years ago, and never had followup issues.
Thread heading, "Recommendation - Best Lubricant?"
Answer:- If you don't already know - Ky Jelly is the bomb.
Presume for locks on house doors as well...so just your general hardware store for graphite powder??
My sons car door locks have issues in winter, silicone oil spray does the job nicely
Select to expand quoteShifu said..
Some of you are not taking this thread seriously...
why not make yet another thread about whatever is on your mind and let us make up our own minds if we should take you seriously or not .
Theres is heaps of lube on the market. It depends the application.
I like to use Inox when im rubbing and protecting against salt water.
I only use crc oil on light fast moving parts that require a weekly service.
I use a penetration creep oil in High rust environments.
I use a special mix when tapping holes.
This lube is different to when Im drilling holes.
Just need to know what materials the heat and the speed of the parts .and I can help ! .
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Inox mx3
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It's a good Australian company too
I'm not sure "support Australian" is valid when the head of the company is both a pedophile and a murderer.
I found this stuff years ago, and was told it was the best by far.
Good nozzle to get into door locks.
www.sfrcorp.com/product/protecta-precision-oiler/
Superior Friction Reducer = SFR.
Lanotec would be too thick in this case...though it is very good for other applications....especially if you like the smell of sheep.
Clarence
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