What spray lube do you like?

[SmallChange]

The world seems to default to WD40 for all spray lubricant applications. But I don't think it was even supposed to be a lubricant, it was supposed to displace water (I read that they were trying Water Displacer formulas and the 40th trial worked really well, hence WD40).

I'm going back to LPS1 for lighter lubrication and LPS2 for heavier. I had to order it, whereas you can practically get WD40 at convenience stores. But it is designed for lubrication.

I'm sticking with WD40 for displacing water, for example on the battery maintainer plugs and sockets.

For preventing rust, I like Fluid Film, which is wool wax in a spray can.

What do you think? Hmm, this would make a decent poll....

 

[Smokeydog]

Corrosion X.

 

[Paystar]

Krown

 

[Citydude]

Fluid Film.

 

[kennyd]

Fluid Film and PB Blaster for me, I hear great things about Kriol, but it's not available around here-at if it is I've never seen it.

 

[kennyd]

Krown

Kroil?

 

[dodge man]

I’m using Fluid Film and PB Blaster

 

[Complete Turf Care]

I use Fluid Film for lubrication. I use WD 40 to remove rust or to free up rusted things.

 

[Rdrcr]

I use Fluid Film for lubrication. I use WD 40 to remove rust or to free up rusted things.

Same.

Mike

 

[lilranch2001]

Corrosion X.

The world seems to default to WD40 for all spray lubricant applications. But I don't think it was even supposed to be a lubricant, it was supposed to displace water (I read that they were trying Water Displacer formulas and the 40th trial worked really well, hence WD40).

I'm going back to LPS1 for lighter lubrication and LPS2 for heavier. I had to order it, whereas you can practically get WD40 at convenience stores. But it is designed for lubrication.

I'm sticking with WD40 for displacing water, for example on the battery maintainer plugs and sockets.

For preventing rust, I like Fluid Film, which is wool wax in a spray can.

What do you think? Hmm, this would make a decent poll....

I have a few cans of fluid film around, but I have absolutely no cans of WD-40 on my property