Slow Monster rebuild

the lodger · 27-04-2020, 08:32 AM

I don't think WD40 is recommended for ignition barrels or any kind of electrical switch with contacts. I can't remember why exactly but may be because as it dries it gums up the works ( sorry that's not very helpful ) . Anyway I use a graphite powder in a puff bottle , which is designed to lubricate the mechanical side of locks. Cheap as chips for a large bottle which will last forever and you can amuse yourself by going round your house and vehicles , and lubricating everything you have that has a key.

27-04-2020, 08:32 AM	#11
the lodger Registered User Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: Chorley Bike: M900 Posts: 160	I don't think WD40 is recommended for ignition barrels or any kind of electrical switch with contacts. I can't remember why exactly but may be because as it dries it gums up the works ( sorry that's not very helpful ) . Anyway I use a graphite powder in a puff bottle , which is designed to lubricate the mechanical side of locks. Cheap as chips for a large bottle which will last forever and you can amuse yourself by going round your house and vehicles , and lubricating everything you have that has a key. __________________ Contents may settle !