Just wondering if any of you have recommendations for a spray lubricant. I'm not a fan of WD-40 and the only other spray lubricant I use is for the chain on my motorcycle and it's silicone based and kind of messy and sticky. I just want to hit some of the door handles on the interior and things like that so I'm looking for options.

 

I've got a can of dry graphite spray that I use for the kids skateboard bearings. Works ok.

 

^ That is what you use on locks and such, I have used it for a long time nothing better. ^


Do use the tube with it.

 

Dry graphite is good,white lithium grease has it uses also.For rusty bolts pb blaster a few days a head helps a lot.

 

I use pb blaster for just about everything.

 

No so good for inside your key locks dry graphite made for that.

 

Yup. WD40, PB, or similar liquid lubes can attract dirt over time. They have their uses but some items call for a dry lube.

 

Thanks, guys. I've only ever seen graphite lube in a little tube, never in a spray. Got some now, my inside door handles and locks have been really hard to work and had the same problem with my last XJ.

 

Blaster has a product called "The Dry Lube". Saw it a Home Depot today. I haven't tried this stuff but it sounds like something you would want to try.


http://www.autoparts2020.com/rsdev/part_detail.jsp?PART_HDR_ID=107042