Have to do the big shop to get the bevvy chamber refilled
I'm so dry I'm contemplating spraying the wd40 into my nostrils
To Grease or Not to Grease
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I'm so dry I'm contemplating spraying the wd40 into my nostrils
If it's moving parts - use grease.
If it's threads - use coppaslip.
If it's carbon - use carbon gripper.
if you're degreasing - use a degreaser.
For chains I use melted wax, but there's a ton of lubes for you to pick (none of them include WD40).
WD40 is good for water displacement, just what it says on the tin.
If it's threads - use coppaslip.
If it's carbon - use carbon gripper.
if you're degreasing - use a degreaser.
For chains I use melted wax, but there's a ton of lubes for you to pick (none of them include WD40).
WD40 is good for water displacement, just what it says on the tin.
Mickeyspinn
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It's also very good at softening 40 year old grease 
Mickeyspinn
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Ohh no no no! It's a moisture repellant! It'll make you even more parched!
Mind you if you've got a Zippo handy...pretty cool bar trick
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Ooooo, that's another contentious one. It depends on the materials. I'd always used copper grease on threads, but after reading an excellent post from the sadly-departed captaincowelly I switched to using a ceramic anti-seize.
I'm a moisture repellent too, because as soon as I open a bottle, within 5 to 10 seconds it's completely dry
Never thought of that, cheers, I'll get on it
