That sound good, I will get one tomorrowOriginally Posted by slofox
Hardcore Biker
That sound good, I will get one tomorrow
Grumpy Old Bastard
Drink enough and it'll close things (like your eyes...)
I'm drinking red wine at the momment, but that doesn't seem to be opening anything yet
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It's good on ZIPS ... tent zips in particular ...
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Grumpy Old Bastard
And motorbike jacket zips (damhik)
. “No pleasure is worth giving up for two more years in a rest home.” Kingsley Amis
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I got some graphit this today, it's called Antigrip and as only just over $11.00. It worked a treat, now my key moves smoothly
parting of the sensory
All of you who said "CRC" are worngA. All CRC products (apart from their chemical handbook) are crap. Use WD40.
... and that's what I think.
Or summat.
Or maybe not...
Dunno really....
Grumpy Old Bastard
You tried the 808 silicone then? Coz it seems pretty good to me.
. “No pleasure is worth giving up for two more years in a rest home.” Kingsley Amis
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i rest my caseI got some graphit this today, it's called Antigrip and as only just over $11.00. It worked a treat, now my key moves smoothly
Come warm yourself by the fire
Wrong?
Thats a bit harsh. I have WD40 on the shelf and even I wouldn't say that.
CRC 556 is fantastic on fishing gear where WD40 does not have enough resistance to corrosion.
CRC 808 is fantastic for long lasting slip (door hinges etc)
WD40 is good for high pressure and heavy lubrication setups.
Different tools different jobs. I suppose you use a Phillips on Pozi-drive screws too.
Fact of the matter is good old carbon/graphite is best for this application as its an old lock, and locks need friction to work. So loading it up with liquid is not a recommendation.
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Go to the ware whare and it's called "tire shine" or something like that. Spray a bit onto your finger and if it comes out clear and greasy then it's silicone spray. It's quite cheap.
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