Dry lube

[buck91]

Any dry lube stand head and shoulders above the rest? Drip or aerosol doesn't matter much. Right now I'm using
- DuPont Non-Stick Dry-Film Lubricant Drip Bottle
- 3-In-One Dry Lube Drip Oil Lubricant
- PB Blaster dry lube

I also use Boeshield T9 where a dry lube is needed with extra corrosion protection. Ideally I'd like something with the rust protection of T9 but a truly dry film like the others.

 

[Vercingetorix]

I have had good luck with this, but it is messy, very messy. CRC dry moly lubricant.
https://www.fleetpride.com/parts/cr...C8DMkLHIf3wIq4NoUbs5nJ0&gStoreCode=POR2&gQT=1

 

[Rand]

Whats the application?

 

[buck91]

Whats the application?

General purpose. Usually I like dry lube for non-metallic applications as well as for bicycle cables/housing. The Dupont stuff is excellent for that but I'd like better anti-corrosion properties as well.

 

[danez_yoda]

The 5 year old in me just giggled.

 

[Taildragger]

General purpose. Usually I like dry lube for non-metallic applications as well as for bicycle cables/housing. The Dupont stuff is excellent for that but I'd like better anti-corrosion properties as well.

I heard and have used this tip for bicycles cables. Modern cable housings are polyethylene or teflon lined. To make them any better just simply drag a new (stainless steel) cable across a paraffin block a couple of times before inserting it into a housing. It will stay really slick for a long time!

 

[oil pan 4]

The best one is John Deere dry lube. I have tried everything else I can find and they're the best.

 

[TiGeo]

WD40 Specialist Dry Lube is what I'm using.

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