On Sat, 26 Jun 2004 12:39:39 -0500, John <[email protected]> calmly
ranted:
>There have, in the recent past, been posts asking about where to
>find/purchase powdered graphite.
>
>Just go my latest Brownell's catalog, and they carry powdered
>graphite, in both a 0.32oz and a 1.4oz size. www.brownells.com
Manny, Moe, and Jack also carry it (for door locks.)
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Try powdered teflon.... you can get it at model train stores.... the
advantage is it is white.
"John" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> There have, in the recent past, been posts asking about where to
> find/purchase powdered graphite.
>
> Just go my latest Brownell's catalog, and they carry powdered
> graphite, in both a 0.32oz and a 1.4oz size. www.brownells.com
>
> John
Our local "Ace" hardware carries powdered graphite.
"John" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> There have, in the recent past, been posts asking about where to
> find/purchase powdered graphite.
>
> Just go my latest Brownell's catalog, and they carry powdered
> graphite, in both a 0.32oz and a 1.4oz size. www.brownells.com
>
> John
Any decent auto supply store should have it. Having been in the automotive
business most of my career, powdered graphite was quite common to loosen up
stiff door locks.
"John" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> There have, in the recent past, been posts asking about where to
> find/purchase powdered graphite.
>
> Just go my latest Brownell's catalog, and they carry powdered
> graphite, in both a 0.32oz and a 1.4oz size. www.brownells.com
>
> John
I don't use it, but instead mix Moly powder in wax - MUCH better lube
than graphite, but it is a bit expensive. I get Dow Corning Z Moly
powder from MSC, or the Dow Corning 321 Dry Film Lub spray or LPS 842
Dry Moly Sprayfrom MSC for applictions where it would be difficult to
apply with a bruish or otherwise apply a wax-moly mix
Am trying some of the Dow Corning moly poweder mixed into BoeShield T9
for a spray-able solution to get both the rust prevention of the
BoeShield plus improved lubrication of the moly
John
On Sat, 26 Jun 2004 18:23:50 GMT, "Leon"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>Any decent auto supply store should have it. Having been in the automotive
>business most of my career, powdered graphite was quite common to loosen up
>stiff door locks.
>
>"John" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> There have, in the recent past, been posts asking about where to
>> find/purchase powdered graphite.
>>
>> Just go my latest Brownell's catalog, and they carry powdered
>> graphite, in both a 0.32oz and a 1.4oz size. www.brownells.com
>>
>> John
>
Lowes has it.... try the lock (door knobs & such) section or near where you
local hardware store makes keys.
It comes in a pretty small size though.
"John" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> There have, in the recent past, been posts asking about where to
> find/purchase powdered graphite.
>
> Just go my latest Brownell's catalog, and they carry powdered
> graphite, in both a 0.32oz and a 1.4oz size. www.brownells.com
>
> John