Is this compatible with silicone-based lubes or will it be broken down?
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Unless there is a definite need for Silicone Based Lubes I waould use water based. This product does not state but I would play it on the safe side. Thanks, Bob Bestway
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This product is made of PVC. We recommend that you opt for a water based lubricant
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Unless there is a definite need for Silicone Based Lubes I waould use water based. This product does not state but I would play it on the safe side.Thanks,BobBestway
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I do not believe so. Mine is supported by the hard lines connecting it to the shut-off valve and lubricator. I made my own brackets to hold the entire assembly. However, it is a nice-quality piece.
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I did a live chat this morning with support at Nordic Track and they gave me the part #219170 which is very close to the number you have. Support service says it's not silicone and they don't recommend silicone, but from other reviews it seems there is lots of confusion about this. Another place I read it is water based silicone. Don't know if that makes any difference. I am going to order the ICON product because it's what Nordic Track recommends. However their site would cost considerably more... $43.37
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You should only use water based lube with this (as with most toys that are not glass or aluminum). Thank you for shopping with GW Corp!
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This can be used with either silicone or water-based lubes. Thank you for shopping with us! ~GigglesWorld
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I don't think it will since it will not come in contact with a gasket, you can go to Hyper lube web site site and ask them they would know best.
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Although, I have not used it for the flash light thread and o-ring. It's gluey texture and lubricant in nature...I don't see any harm doing so.
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It is safe to use either a water based or silicone based lubricant with these condoms. Coconut oil can cause the condom to tear
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Vaseline will break down the plastic in this device. We recommend a water based lubricant. If you would like some suggestions please contact us directly so we can assist you further
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This is made of PVC, so you'll want to use a water-based lube with it. A silicone lube might erode the toy. Thank you for shopping with DGS Novelties!
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Probably not the standard. Plus the length of the driver is not conducive to the physics of a fulcrum needed to break the torque of a lug. Let alone tighten one up to the safe point. I'd stick with a proper lug wrench.
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It is not water soluble. I don't know if it is silicone based. I use it on rubber gaskets in the pool equipment and on the plastic fittings etc. The unscrew easily afer the season.
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I'm not sure, but I am sure that it is important to use the right lube on the right parts. If the literature that came with that gun is unclear, I would inquire at www.UmarexUSA.com.
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It's made of aluminum, so you shouldn't need it. The different sections slide within each other without any problems. Just don't be to rough with it because the sections can become bent enough that that won't completely slide back together. That's what happened with mine. I dropped it when it was extended and I think it must have bent it a little, because it won't completely slide back within itself now. My fought. I used some DW40 but it didn't help. Other than that, I haven't needed any kind of lube for the pole saw.
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nothing but silicone listed on the package. Tip from my experience lubricate the platform freely not just the belt. The product works well
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Chamber Lube is a silicon product and is not recommended for use in pneumatics: what you might think to use instead is Pellgun oil...or any non detergent 30W oil
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Ah! I've been there - I tried using silicon lubricant along with some other short cuts and I wound up having to replace my belt with a new one. I learned that if it's not lubricated properly, the inner side of the belt becomes damaged and unusable. My belt became more and more frayed and it lost almost all of the friction ridges. This caused my motor to have to work too hard to get the belt going and it would overheat and then shut down in the middle of my work out. I now solely use the horizon Fitness silicon on my belt. It is much thicker than any other lubricant and extremely smooth. I run 20 - 25 miles per week so proper maintenance is the highest priority for me. When I damaged my belt, I had to go almost 2 weeks without my treadmill. Hope this helps! I highly recommend sticking to the Hor. Fit. Silicone lube. :-)