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I highly recommend No-Ox-Id for all things electric which need lubed
LOL, There was a big discussion somewhere over which grease was best for MODs, it was too heated so I stopped looking at it.
There were people that were electricians, Flash light makers and designers, it got all too technical for me. My dad had one of the 2 that were highly recomended, which was Ni-ox-Id and the Nyogel. Both had the same amount of great reviews and and seemed to be similar in chemical ingredients.
BUT again, no one answered if it is safe for the Nyogel to be anywhere near the positive posts or neg posts and to get on the batteries. I dont want archs, or hot buttons, etc or cause a fire.
http://www.nyelubricants.com/stuff/...3c98f4b26ce8e7fc8544e6/misc/760g_overview.pdf
This is my cat's water bowl.
That is beautiful, my boy would have put all his weight on the edge and had every drop spilled out onto the floor...I do miss him terribly, every day...
That'sfunny, because I have read similar debates previously and in different venues, and my dad's old standby was ...Vaselene...yup say it slow like you really mean it...Vaseleeeeeen. Used it on battery terminals and other connections for years. Threads for aluminum Maglights...Vaseleen...nevar had a problem, it keeps out moisture, and retars oxidation. Too simple, easy and cheap to be true? I've used it on ProVari's tooLOL, There was a big discussion somewhere over which grease was best for MODs, it was too heated so I stopped looking at it.
There were people that were electricians, Flash light makers and designers, it got all too technical for me. My dad had one of the 2 that were highly recomended, which was Ni-ox-Id and the Nyogel. Both had the same amount of great reviews and and seemed to be similar in chemical ingredients.
BUT again, no one answered if it is safe for the Nyogel to be anywhere near the positive posts or neg posts and to get on the batteries. I dont want archs, or hot buttons, etc or cause a fire.
Vaseleeeeeeen !
It's one of the serving bowls that goes with my china. I gave up serving a long time ago. The dogs used to have one, but I had to fill too often. They now each have their own bucket.
Lil doggies need sumthin better an a bucket...
It's one of the serving bowls that goes with my china. I gave up serving a long time ago. The dogs used to have one, but I had to fill too often. They now each have their own bucket.
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Pets are better than guests any day of the week in my book, if you ask me, there isn't china that is fine enough for pets
It's one of the serving bowls that goes with my china. I gave up serving a long time ago. The dogs used to have one, but I had to fill too often. They now each have their own bucket.
That'sfunny, because I have read similar debates previously and in different venues, and my dad's old standby was ...Vaselene...yup say it slow like you really mean it...Vaseleeeeeen. Used it on battery terminals and other connections for years. Threads for aluminum Maglights...Vaseleen...nevar had a problem, it keeps out moisture, and retars oxidation. Too simple, easy and cheap to be true? I've used it on ProVari's too
Vaseleeeeeeen !
Thank you so much, so just to be safe , if it gets on battery , it OK? Or on lets say the 510 positive pin , like on a GP G-pin? I was worried because if its conductive it might not be a good thing.
Im a bit dense so , I have to double check what I think I understand
OK, that one got my nose burning from the vodka and soda water that just shot outa me!!!Lil doggies need sumthin better an a bucket...
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Here ya go RB...
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Thats just too cute... THats junior high girly squeels cute....THanks , I needed that !
Saw this and thought of our dahling Kat
This stuff comes in sheets and once its stuck - its stuck! Guess you could use fingernail polish remover on it as long as you stick them to glass.
This stuff comes in sheets and once its stuck - its stuck! Guess you could use fingernail polish remover on it as long as you stick them to glass.
Thank you so much, so just to be safe , if it gets on battery , it OK? Or on lets say the 510 positive pin , like on a GP G-pin? I was worried because if its conductive it might not be a good thing.
Im a bit dense so , I have to double check what I think I understand
Just did some googling, and made a mistake... Dielectric grease is NOT conductive so I guess if I accidentally get it on my positive pins, I dont have to worry.
Its really adhesive to skin. I thought I wiped it off and I can still feel it on my fingers. I thought I had touched my positive pin that makes direct contact to battery and was scared to use it, I cleaned it with acetone just to be sure. I guess I worry too much.
LOL, There was a big discussion somewhere over which grease was best for MODs, it was too heated so I stopped looking at it.
There were people that were electricians, Flash light makers and designers, it got all too technical for me. My dad had one of the 2 that were highly recomended, which was Ni-ox-Id and the Nyogel. Both had the same amount of great reviews and and seemed to be similar in chemical ingredients.
BUT again, no one answered if it is safe for the Nyogel to be anywhere near the positive posts or neg posts and to get on the batteries. I dont want archs, or hot buttons, etc or cause a fire.
http://www.nyelubricants.com/stuff/...3c98f4b26ce8e7fc8544e6/misc/760g_overview.pdf
It's fine... I personally use No-Ox-ID, but Nyogel is ok as well. It's ok on your battery terminals. I avoid Noalox on everything but aluminum.
Thanks Mr Zen, I feel better now. I like things made to last and I really love cleaning my vape gear, as well as other stainless steel things like revolvers, vintage kaleidoscopes, and sterling silver and brass trinkets.
I use "Ox-Guard." It might be a Do-it-Best store brand? Basically the same thing as nooxide, a little goes a long way. Threads and all contact points get some, including the ends of springs, especially if they are in an enclosed switch.
On an unrelated note, I've given up on magnetic switches. As a welder, they just collect too much metal dust. The single exception is the Dominus Fecit. It has a truly unique single magnet side-fire switch, and it's easy to clean.
On an unrelated note, I've given up on magnetic switches. As a welder, they just collect too much metal dust. The single exception is the Dominus Fecit. It has a truly unique single magnet side-fire switch, and it's easy to clean.
I also do not like magnetic switches. For one they are a bit hard for me to press. I have real bad hands so for me its stiff.
Second like you said, they get dirty fast. I guess its what led to a hot switch. Only device I have ever had that problem other than something not being put together correctly. I kept checking all the usual suspects. Cleaned checked my build, changed my coil, checked again. Id clean the switch and it would be fine for an hour or so, then again it would heat up. Found the springs they came with the MOD and no more hot buttons and so much smoother.
Guess I lied, I did have a problematic ELA, but nothing helped keep that beautiful lemon performing well.
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