wilkes

Use Never-Seez. It is a mix of white lithium grease and graphite. It works very well on allications where you want lubrication and rust protection. It is used often in the installation of oxygen sensors in cars and trucks due to its electrical conductivity properties.

Yep really

Too Much Information

lube makes it all feel better...jus' saying;)

What in the hello are yall talking about.

I found this wheel barle by the creek the other day and the wheel squeaks.

Most of the time I rough it (Dry) Less clean up afterwards.

Really?????

This thread would make the worst sinner blush!!

I removed a few posts that were vulgar and/or off topic.

Oh and if you need to "LUBE" something that is squeaking use plain ole graphite power.....

Depends on the situation and what is being lubed. Vehicle locks should have dry to protect the finish. For long term storage use a wet that dries. But in all applications be sparing; over lubrication creates an environment for dust and debris to stick to mating surfaces and make abrasive damage.

Dry or wet lube.