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The dealer uses white lithium grease in spray form. You can get it at an auto parts store for just a few dollars (its usually in a white or green spray can). You can use that or something thicker and hand apply it. I like the ease of the spray stuff, hence that is what I use.
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From: Bradenton, Florida Perico Island
Originally Posted by XtinctHawk02
True Dat!
The company that owns WD40 Brand also owns 3-IN-ONE and has a brand of White Lithium Grease in a can as someone mentioned in an earlier post.
3-IN-ONE Professional White Lithium Grease has a variety of uses and is better suited than WD40 for use on the following :
Automotive: Hinges, locks, latches, seat tracks, strike plates, cables, distributor cams, battery terminals, radio antennas, windshield wiper mechanisms, bolts, bearings and more.
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From: Central Indiana Honors: 4th grade spelling bee contestant
I have a small 1/2 oz. container of CRP Molybdenum grease from a radio control car I owned about ten years ago. The stuff works great on my hinges.
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From: rosemount,mn/windsor locks,ct
Originally Posted by XuhQshinR
I agree. WD40 actually stands for Water Displacement perfected on the 40th try. It is not a long lasting lube but works great in a pinch. Great for frozen Locks!
The company that owns WD40 Brand also owns 3-IN-ONE and has a brand of White Lithium Grease in a can as someone mentioned in an earlier post.
3-IN-ONE Professional White Lithium Grease has a variety of uses and is better suited than WD40 for use on the following :
Automotive: Hinges, locks, latches, seat tracks, strike plates, cables, distributor cams, battery terminals, radio antennas, windshield wiper mechanisms, bolts, bearings and more.
The company that owns WD40 Brand also owns 3-IN-ONE and has a brand of White Lithium Grease in a can as someone mentioned in an earlier post.
3-IN-ONE Professional White Lithium Grease has a variety of uses and is better suited than WD40 for use on the following :
Automotive: Hinges, locks, latches, seat tracks, strike plates, cables, distributor cams, battery terminals, radio antennas, windshield wiper mechanisms, bolts, bearings and more.
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From: rosemount,mn/windsor locks,ct
Originally Posted by VoodooWS6
go to the dealer, and get the GM spray grease for doors..It works awesome! Also lasts and is clear.
