can i use this grease to protect my battery posts from corrosion? a friend told he used "electrician's" grease which may or not be this..
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Tune-up grease is usually used on things like spark plug wire sockets and electrical connectors. I suppose it could be used. It certainly won't hurt. Anti-corrosion washers may help. Don't put that grease on distributor cap ends because it may prevent a secure bond attachment. Some battery post spray paint may work also. Don't use baking soda on a battery because it may get inside the cells. Charging system problems can contribute to corossion. Use a battery post cleaner. Tighten the clamps just until the clamp is snug and not touching the ends. Tune-up grease inside spark plug wire boots prevents freezing up on the spark plug which can cause the wire end to break. Use anti-sieze on the plug threads. Tune-up grease is usually used on things like spark plug wire sockets and electrical connectors. I suppose it could be used. It certainly won't hurt. Anti-corrosion washers may help. Don't put that grease on distributor cap ends because it may prevent a secure bond attachment. Some battery post spray paint may work also. Don't use baking soda on a battery because it may get inside the cells. Charging system problems can contribute to corossion. Use a battery post cleaner. Tighten the clamps just until the clamp is snug and not touching the ends. Tune-up grease inside spark plug wire boots... » Read More Tune-up grease is usually used on things like spark plug wire sockets and electrical connectors. I suppose it could be used. It certainly won't hurt. Anti-corrosion washers may help. Don't put that grease on distributor cap ends because it may prevent a secure bond attachment. Some battery post spray paint may work also. Don't use baking soda on a battery because it may get inside the cells. Charging system problems can contribute to corossion. Use a battery post cleaner. Tighten the clamps just until the clamp is snug and not touching the ends. Tune-up grease inside spark plug wire boots prevents freezing up on the spark plug which can cause the wire end to break. Use anti-sieze on the plug threads. « Show Less
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Yes. It's perfect for that. Also it's great for all auto bulbs. Dip the electronic end in grease and plug it in. Stops moisture and corrosion and makes a better connection. GREAT stuff for all exterior electronics including exterior house bulbs etc.
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Absolutely thats what I used it for after changing my plug i placed on terminal and exposed Cooper
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This is a non-conductive silicone grease. I do not see a problem as long as you do not put grease between battery terminal and cable end. Just coat the outside.
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This product is intended for use with a clear-coat to protect the silver look. I'm not sure about long term adhesion to galvanized surfaces, but if you are going to try, I would use a standard temperature Rust-Oleum product with the appropriate primer.
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You cannot grease SEALED bearings. You grease bearings to keep them lubricated. But if they are sealed you cannot grease them.
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Yes I use it on my electric hot dog grille.If it is safe for surfaces that cook food, it will be safe for gears, motors ect.
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I put this on an aluminum Jon boat. I was never worried about electrocution however moist air and water all around can lead to battery corrosion. With paddle splash and all others things that can happen on a boat I would cover it. You will also want to ad a fuse so if the battery shorts it doesn't ruin your fish finder .
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I wouldn't recommend spraying it on an electrical connection it's main purpose is to change the appearance of things and provide some physical protection but i doubt if it's good enough to prevent moisture and water from getting into a connector
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not knowing what your workink with leaves one scratching there HEAD ! do you relize you can styart a fire under the hood or where everyour battery is located... use the ring or have a machic do the job THE RIGHT WAY. don't try and CUT corners it will cost lives note here ! Alligator CLIPS are for quick test only. remember that !!! and REMEMBER. a BATTERY is A BOMB... ! it will BLOW up if an ARK Cross's it it
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not sure what tub seal grease is. this stuff stays where I put it. I use it on everything that needs grease. no problems yet. Difficult to wash off hands, even using Dawn - does that qualify as waterproof ?
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Not sure what the purpose of the oil is. Is it for protection against rust or as a lubricant for sharpening. I suspect protection is the goal. If that is the case, then I think just about any lube that doesn't end up soaking your pocket should do the trick. One of my personal favorites for rust protection is a product called Boeshield T-90. Without a doubt, one of the best products on the market for that purpose. Do a web search and look for the Wood Magazine article. I think you'll like what you find.
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Always do prep....clean with wire brush as best as possible....remove any oil or grease by cleaning with denatured alcohol or some comparable solvent
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No. I use marine outboard grease. You can use most any grease but traxxas sells small tubes of grease. Oil is too thin. Do not cake the grease in.just give a good coat to all parts.
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This is designed for "lighter" electronics such as the knobs (potentiometers or "pots") inside guitars and electrical amps. Removing the light amount of rust and oxidation from those types of electronics is different from the heavier oxidation on a 7-way trailer plug. I would remove the road grime and heavy corrosion with a wire brush before spending $20 on this.
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This product is not a grease, it is a compound to put on the threads of bolts so you can get them off later. Sounds like you need an actual grease. I'd suggest you check the PTO manual or contact the dealer to find out which grease they recommend for your PTO.
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This is NOT a paint. It is a dry lubricant. Yes, it conducts electricity.Should be used as-is, there's no hardener. For use when liquid lubricants are not suitable, because of their tendency to attract dirt/dust, and/or oil build-up. Also good for extreme high or low temperatures, in which case liquid oils would become too viscous or too watery.Specs link - http://www.crcindustries.com/ei/product_detail.aspx?id=03094
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My recommendation is a Dielectric Auto Tune-up Grease by "Permatex,"or a White Lithium Grease (spray can) or a Marine tube type used for outboard motors/trailers. Basically, a water proof/resistant type grease. If I remember correctly, the Mfr. had a preference for the auto tune -up grease. WD-40 lubricate is a fine product and will displace water, however it will wash away from the interior O-rings found in the water nozzles. Perhaps, this may assist you.
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soap and water or for tough deposits you can use the spray Oreck offers. Let it air dry. Don't scrub or you risk damaging the fine wires, if there are any.
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I wonder if putting some teflon tape on it would act as a dielectric and prevent the galvanic corrosion.