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As I am going to replace a removable trussrod I will need some silicone grease.
In the Warwick instruction video they use Sil-Glyde which only seems to be available in the US.
My question: will this silicon grease do the job? I just ordered some of this stuff...
Slide grease for sliding sunroofs and seat guides. Door hinges and linkages. Especially suitable for lubricating plastics. Keeps plastic and rubber elastic. Eliminates disturbing noises from plastics
Wide-band lubricant for low and high temperatures with outstanding separation and lubrication properties. High resistance to oxidation, low tendency to evaporate. It is resistant to both cold and hot water, resistant to aging and temperature stable, it seals out contamination and can be delivered by centralized lubrication systems. Can be used in slightly acidic or slightly alkaline areas.
In the Warwick instruction video they use Sil-Glyde which only seems to be available in the US.
My question: will this silicon grease do the job? I just ordered some of this stuff...
Slide grease for sliding sunroofs and seat guides. Door hinges and linkages. Especially suitable for lubricating plastics. Keeps plastic and rubber elastic. Eliminates disturbing noises from plastics
Wide-band lubricant for low and high temperatures with outstanding separation and lubrication properties. High resistance to oxidation, low tendency to evaporate. It is resistant to both cold and hot water, resistant to aging and temperature stable, it seals out contamination and can be delivered by centralized lubrication systems. Can be used in slightly acidic or slightly alkaline areas.
