Graphite For Sliders???
sTeeVee wrote:
On Jan 25, 1:01 am, (hank alrich) wrote:
Bill Graham wrote:
Scott Dorsey wrote:
SSMusic wrote:
Graphite For Sliders???
I seem to quiet noisy sliders on my old mixer using Graphite dry
lubricant.
Any thoughts? Any adverse effects?
It's generally not a good idea.
But what IS a good idea depends a lot on what kind of sliders your
console has.
--scott
They make a spray can of stuff that works pretty well for that.
It's not WD-40, but it is a similar stuff.....I think I have a can
of it around here somewhere.....
Read once more what Scott wrote. What kind of sliders are we talking
about?
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Caig Industries makes a great product called Cramolin contact cleaner.
What you want is cleaning and lubrication that is not conductive (that
*is* dielectric [that is - insulating] )
DON'T use graphite! DO use a lubricating contact cleaner that is safe
for plastics. DO use it in a well-ventilated area, unless inhaling
aerosol products is part of your daily routine ;=0
Have fun.
Yeah...That's the stuff I was talking about. It has a "CR" on the can. It
works on all the pots and sliders I have ever seen in my entire life.....
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