My door hinges squeaky like crazy on my car, I spray some wd 40, it quiet for a week and it back again, anything I can spray that last a very long time. like 5 month + or more ^ ^ thanks.
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Try white lithium grease. It sticks on, you probably would never hear it squeak again.
ty i buy me a can tomorrow
On my 88 dodge aries I used some petroleum jelly 
Lol.
I dab a little bit on a rag, then used an air tool extension I had, to reach down in the door jamb to smear it around and in the "crack" of the hinge.....open and close the door a couple times and the squeak will be gone
Only bad thing is now, a little gust of wind, and the door blows SHUT.....lol. Or, more commonly, if I'm parked on an incline *(my driveway) it sometimes comes back at me. Almost caught my leg a couple times already
Lol.I dab a little bit on a rag, then used an air tool extension I had, to reach down in the door jamb to smear it around and in the "crack" of the hinge.....open and close the door a couple times and the squeak will be gone
Only bad thing is now, a little gust of wind, and the door blows SHUT.....lol. Or, more commonly, if I'm parked on an incline *(my driveway) it sometimes comes back at me. Almost caught my leg a couple times already
Originally Posted By: ahoier
On my 88 dodge aries I used some petroleum jelly Lol.
I dab a little bit on a rag, then used an air tool extension I had, to reach down in the door jamb to smear it around and in the "crack" of the hinge.....open and close the door a couple times and the squeak will be gone
Only bad thing is now, a little gust of wind, and the door blows SHUT.....lol. Or, more commonly, if I'm parked on an incline *(my driveway) it sometimes comes back at me. Almost caught my leg a couple times already
On my 88 dodge aries I used some petroleum jelly
Lol.I dab a little bit on a rag, then used an air tool extension I had, to reach down in the door jamb to smear it around and in the "crack" of the hinge.....open and close the door a couple times and the squeak will be gone
Only bad thing is now, a little gust of wind, and the door blows SHUT.....lol. Or, more commonly, if I'm parked on an incline *(my driveway) it sometimes comes back at me. Almost caught my leg a couple times already
Originally Posted By: ahoier
On my 88 dodge aries I used some petroleum jelly Lol.
I dab a little bit on a rag, then used an air tool extension I had, to reach down in the door jamb to smear it around and in the "crack" of the hinge.....open and close the door a couple times and the squeak will be gone
Only bad thing is now, a little gust of wind, and the door blows SHUT.....lol. Or, more commonly, if I'm parked on an incline *(my driveway) it sometimes comes back at me. Almost caught my leg a couple times already
Your "door check" should prevent the door from coming back at you.
On my 88 dodge aries I used some petroleum jelly
Lol.I dab a little bit on a rag, then used an air tool extension I had, to reach down in the door jamb to smear it around and in the "crack" of the hinge.....open and close the door a couple times and the squeak will be gone
Only bad thing is now, a little gust of wind, and the door blows SHUT.....lol. Or, more commonly, if I'm parked on an incline *(my driveway) it sometimes comes back at me. Almost caught my leg a couple times already
Your "door check" should prevent the door from coming back at you.
Originally Posted By: CamaroT56
My door hinges squeaky like crazy on my car, I spray some wd 40, it quiet for a week and it back again, anything I can spray that last a very long time. like 5 month + or more ^ ^ thanks.
WD-40 has its uses, but its mostly a carrier (solvent) and a little light oil.
Actually almost any thickish kind of grease should work well. I have used the Amsoil metal protector spray that says its for door hinges with good success.
My door hinges squeaky like crazy on my car, I spray some wd 40, it quiet for a week and it back again, anything I can spray that last a very long time. like 5 month + or more ^ ^ thanks.
WD-40 has its uses, but its mostly a carrier (solvent) and a little light oil.
Actually almost any thickish kind of grease should work well. I have used the Amsoil metal protector spray that says its for door hinges with good success.
Try Penephite from Kano labs.It penetrates and leaves graphite behind,it works great on door hinges.
A can of spray chain lube.
Motorcycle chain lube sprays on very runny with lots of solvents.
These solvents evaporate quickly to leave a heavy grease/oil behind.
It gets into cracks,pins, crevices, and chains very well.
These solvents evaporate quickly to leave a heavy grease/oil behind.
It gets into cracks,pins, crevices, and chains very well.
where i get motorcycle chain lube at ?
Originally Posted By: CamaroT56
where i get motorcycle chain lube at ?
Your local auto parts store should carry it.
where i get motorcycle chain lube at ?
Your local auto parts store should carry it.
Originally Posted By: Rooy
Originally Posted By: CamaroT56
where i get motorcycle chain lube at ?
Your local auto parts store should carry it.
Mine is chain lube, not motorcycle chain lube specifically. I like it because it goes on very thin and bubbly, getting into all the cracks and crevices, then turns greasy when the propellant/carrier evaporates.
Originally Posted By: CamaroT56
where i get motorcycle chain lube at ?
Your local auto parts store should carry it.
Mine is chain lube, not motorcycle chain lube specifically. I like it because it goes on very thin and bubbly, getting into all the cracks and crevices, then turns greasy when the propellant/carrier evaporates.
Liquid Wrench products also have a chain lube like this.
They expanded their line with all sorts of spray lubes.
They expanded their line with all sorts of spray lubes.
PB Blaster makes a lot of products, their garage door lubricant should also do what you want.
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