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Wagg

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WaggYesterday 7:22 PM

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Dry lube? Why not wet lube?

Caleo

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CaleoYesterday 7:28 PM

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Quote from Wagg

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Dry lube? Why not wet lube?

Wet lubricants collect dust/debris.

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mrsunny

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mrsunny

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Quote from Wagg

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Dry lube? Why not wet lube?

These are excellent for bike chains to keep them quieter and last longer. Wet lube is just going to attract dust, grime and cause a number of other issues and a pre-mature wear.

irishtech

Yesterday 9:46 PM

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irishtechYesterday 9:46 PM

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No dust

bearstampede

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bearstampede

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Quote from mrsunny

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These are excellent for bike chains to keep them quieter and last longer. Wet lube is just going to attract dust, grime and cause a number of other issues and a pre-mature wear.

Also tracks for sliding glass/screen doors, which is probably one of the best examples of why dry lube is sometimes better than "wet", especially if you live in a relatively dry or windy place.I tried regular WD40 & silicon before I realized I was just creating supermud (which is my new band name).

wheels498

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wheels498Yesterday 11:56 PM

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$6.78 at the local Wally-Mart for reference.

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