What dry Lube?

[dts3204]

Ok the query of the day is what dry lube do you use on your stabilizers? Just wondering?

[rawlus]

i think waterproof grease is probably going to do a better, longer lasting job than dry lube.

[dts3204]

I was thinking of something that might not pick up dirt and grime and hold like the grease I use on farm machinery.

[Ford Idaho]

Solvents Lubricants & Penetrants by CRC - Penetrants and Lubricants by Zoro Tools Industrial Supplies

I use this a lot.

WD-40 Specialist 11 oz. Water Resistant Silicone Lubricant Spray with Smart Straw

[dts3204]

We'll damn guess what I have the specialist already will give it a try.

[Pooneil]

I use spray silicone on my stabilizers. I don't have a specific brand recommendation.

[daveinpickerington]

Originally Posted by Pooneil

I use spray silicone on my stabilizers. I don't have a specific brand recommendation.

Ditto

[bend302]

Originally Posted by Pooneil

I use spray silicone on my stabilizers. I don't have a specific brand recommendation.

X3

Buy it at Lowe's. Use it on my slide gaskets too.

Bill

[am-radio]

Boeshield T9

[Pooneil]

Originally Posted by am-radio

Boeshield T9

That looks like good stuff.

Boeshield T-9® | Corrosion Protection and Waterproof Lubrication

[pgandw]

A couple of drops of automatic transmission fluid on the threads works very well for me. Also use ATF on sliding door rollers on the minivan, and on the garage door opener chain. Cheap, doesn't collect dirt like any grease. Renew about once a year. A drop or two will do'ya.

Fred W

[camaraderie]

X2 on the Boeshield...particularly good in & near salt water.