LPS

[RS700L]

Has anyone used these products? What do you think? I can't find another thread.

I'm most interested in the lubricants. What is the difference between LPS 1 and LPS 2?

 

[tom slick]

LPS1 is a thin wd-40 type lubricant. LPS2 is a thicker oily/greasy lubricant.

I think they are good products.

 

[stenerson]

I used LPS 3 on some parts of undercarriage. Heavy duty stuff for outdoor protection.

 

[sleddriver]

I've used them for years. Very good stuff. 1 is an all-purpose lub/protectant. 2 is thicker and stays around longer. 3 is a rust preventative that dries to a film. Great for rust prevention.

I suggest searching on LPS' website for more detailed info.

 

[sky7]

It's big in the aviation industry. It's the only thing our jet mechanics use for small lube jobs.

 

[SteveSRT8]

one of my favorites, used it since the 70's!

Good stuff.

 

[JT1]

I really like lps products, was only recently introduced to them through my employment (Aircraft Mech.). I use lps2 in place of anti-sieze on countersunk screws, really saves alot of headache when heavy check time comes around(when all the panels come off).

Their products seem to have a good scent as well, I'm quite particular to LPS 2 and Zero-tri's aroma.

 

[nthach]

I'm using LPS 3 on a trial basis as a bike chain lube. So far, so good and my chain is clean - I can't say that for Boeshield T9!