|
Well, George encouraged me to weigh in since I'm a so called "expert." Actually I don't consider myself an expert on anything. I use it 95% of the time as a lubricant (where a light weight lubricant is OK), corrosion preventive, sealer, a bit as a penetrating fluid, & some as an anti seize compound on things I don't want to use the normal messy type on. I mostly use it as a lubricant on items where white grease might be recommended, since it forms a lubricating film (window regulator pivots, motor cycle chain for example, locking mechanisms, etc.) rather than a pasty glob. I use it on the tops of my table saw, drill, and band saw surfaces as a corrosion inhibitor. Like other things, it doesn't last forever depending on how exposed to the elements the application is. I don't think I'd use it on electrical connections since it forms a film that might insulate. It seems to be a pretty good all around product, keeping in mind nothing is ideal for every application.
__________________
Marv Evans
'69 911E
|