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cannon lubricants?

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Posted by:
Captain_Caveman
on September 05, 2003 at 23:05:35

OK-- here's one for the chemists out there.
I need a low viscosity lubricant that is friendly with PVC, aluminum, sprinkler valves, and "O" rings. I am thinking silicone, but don't know if it will have a long term effect on the valve or PVC. It has to be a thin lube so it will work in an automatic oiler like air tools use and not cause unnecessary drag on internal workings of a new cannon project.

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Re: cannon lubricants? Silentdoh 03:52:29 10/23/03 (0)

Exactly what are we lubing here? Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont 11:18:15 09/07/03 (2)

Re: Exactly what are we lubing here? Captain_Caveman 15:16:49 09/07/03 (1)

Re: Exactly what are we lubing here? skunkboy 11:25:51 09/08/03 (0)

Re: cannon lubricants? MIke "Problemchild" Beyer 10:12:18 09/06/03 (1)

Re: cannon lubricants? skunkboy 19:28:01 09/06/03 (0)

Re: cannon lubricants? The Demolition Goblin 06:12:10 09/06/03 (0)

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: OK-- here's one for the chemists out there. : I need a low viscosity lubricant that is friendly with PVC, aluminum, sprinkler valves, and "O" rings. I am thinking silicone, but don't know if it will have a long term effect on the valve or PVC. It has to be a thin lube so it will work in an automatic oiler like air tools use and not cause unnecessary drag on internal workings of a new cannon project.

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