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Which cleaning spray for pots and sliders
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<blockquote data-quote="Steerpike" data-source="post: 902751" data-attributes="member: 807"><p>The shaft bush, or tracks of the slider, should get silicone grease, of 300k centipoise or thereabouts. </p><p>the carbon track and its companion non-resistive track gets a potion I make up myself of BP brown lithium grease with a good dose of graphite powder mixed in.</p><p></p><p>"Artists white spirit" (= good quality turpentine) is a very good & fairly safe cleaner, but it should not be used without subsequent protection since it leaves nothing behind in the way of corrosion inhibition or lubrication.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steerpike, post: 902751, member: 807"] The shaft bush, or tracks of the slider, should get silicone grease, of 300k centipoise or thereabouts. the carbon track and its companion non-resistive track gets a potion I make up myself of BP brown lithium grease with a good dose of graphite powder mixed in. "Artists white spirit" (= good quality turpentine) is a very good & fairly safe cleaner, but it should not be used without subsequent protection since it leaves nothing behind in the way of corrosion inhibition or lubrication. [/QUOTE]
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