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This lubrication should be used on the following parts and locations :
Door-ease grease stickDoor-Ease Grease Stick is a heavy non-staining lubricant that leaves a film to lubricate but does not rub off or stain clothing. Only a small amount is needed which answers the purpose better than a large quantity. This lubrication should be used on the following parts and locations :
GraphiteGraphite in "microfyne" powdered form penetrates into crevices by blowing it in with the gun. Graphite lubricates where slow-moving flat surfaces occur and where oil or grease might collect dust and gum on the surface. This lubrication should be used on the following parts and locations :
Soft cup greaseThis lubrication should be used on the following parts and locations :
Cleaning lock cylindersLocking handle cylinders require cleaning and lubrication occasionally but they should never be oiled. Oil will collect dust and grime that eventually will clog and render the locking mechanism inoperative. To clean a lock cylinder, spray it inside with cleaning solvent to cut and dissolve the grease and oil. Work the key in it to see that it is in working order, then after the solvent has evaporated, spray with powdered graphite to lubricate. |