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I want to lube the door locks and hinges, but which fluid is good?

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Old 02-27-2007, 02:10 PM
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I want to lube the door locks and hinges, but which fluid is good?

http://www.royalpurple.com/prodsa/mtuffa.html

or

http://www.royalpurple.com/prodsa/gunoil.html

or something else ?

Just want to know which one you guys use.

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Don't you know, Synthetic & RX-8 don't mix!!!

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I have used Lithium white grease. Not this brand but it is good stuff. Sticks well.

http://www.valvoline.com/pages/produ...asp?product=37
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White lithium grease from any auto parts store for the hinges. For the locks I always use graphite/lock oil from the hardware store.
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Don't you know, Synthetic & RX-8 don't mix!!!

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I know.

I need to confess my sins, Im going to Church this sunday.
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I have used Lithium white grease. Not this brand but it is good stuff. Sticks well.

http://www.valvoline.com/pages/produ...asp?product=37
that sounds just like the Max-Tuff Assembly Lube from Royal Purple. Im just wondering is it the same thing ?

I can get RP products cheap (a friend's connection) so I wanna stay with RP, which one you think will work to lube the door hinges ? (I can get the door lock oil thing from hardware store)
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I know. I need to confess my sins, Im going to Church this sunday.
Cool, I was just joking attempting to get that comment out of the way in case it would be made later. I use synthetic myself, and am interested in this topic.

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Cool, I was just joking attempting to get that comment out of the way in case it would be made later. I use synthetic myself, and am interested in this topic.

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Look at my title, u'll know what I use.

Screw Church, I always laugh at my GF whenever she talks about Jesus. (and the results .... wasnt funny)
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