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10. Right, that's the stuff I use

Tue Nov 1, 2022, 02:41 PM

Nov 2022

Glad to hear that you rec it. Can you think of any lubrication application that it would not be appropriate for? Like, eg, bearings? Or? TIA

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What oil (lubricant) to use for door locks and safe locks [View all] SlimJimmy Nov 2022 OP

What about Three-in-One oil? brush Nov 2022 #1

Thanks. I've been using graphite forever. rubbersole Nov 2022 #2

The problem is what's happening inside the lock with the graphite. SlimJimmy Nov 2022 #4

Is spray silicone a no-no? Drum Nov 2022 #5

Thanks for the clarification and this OP--interesting and useful Drum Nov 2022 #7

Is PTFE ok? nt intrepidity Nov 2022 #8

Yes, PTFE is a good base for a lubricant. SlimJimmy Nov 2022 #9

Right, that's the stuff I use intrepidity Nov 2022 #10

I'm not sure if it's dielectric or not. SlimJimmy Nov 2022 #11

Re bearings intrepidity Nov 2022 #12

You made a wise choice opting for the PTFE as opposed to 3n1 SlimJimmy Nov 2022 #13

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