View Poll Results: favorite lube
pb blaster
8
33.33%
wd40
7
29.17%
other
9
37.50%
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Definitions aside...wd40 is a terrible lubricant. the small residue it leaves behind will deteriorate in seconds of uv exposure. It's also a solvant, it'll eat away any existing lubricant on a door hinge or such. The only thing i'll use the stuff for these days is spraying parts down that i'm storing and want to keep rust off of, or curing lock cylinders with ice in them.
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From: Little Elm, TX
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Redranger03
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Got my last can at AutoZone. Didn't think to look today, when I was there. Did you try Wal-Mart?
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Originally posted by XR4TiSam
Valvoline synthetic spray-lube is good stuff, too.
I agree, it's great stuff, however I can't seem to find it around here anymore. Even had two local parts stores call their supplier, no luck..... Who has it by you?
I used the last of mine on the screw of my Automatic G-Door Opener, you wouldn't believe how quiet and smooth it now operates.
I even Emailed Valvoline about where I can get it...got no reply!
Valvoline synthetic spray-lube is good stuff, too.
I agree, it's great stuff, however I can't seem to find it around here anymore. Even had two local parts stores call their supplier, no luck..... Who has it by you?
I used the last of mine on the screw of my Automatic G-Door Opener, you wouldn't believe how quiet and smooth it now operates.
I even Emailed Valvoline about where I can get it...got no reply!
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