Grease that doesn't attract dirt

[lovemytt]

I have a friend's husband tell me about a product that he uses on his levelers that doesn't attract dirt. I thought it was called grease lightning but perhaps I confused it with the movie Grease. 🙂 Anyone hear of a product like this. They are enjoying a cruise at the moment or I would ask him!

[n7bsn]

FYI, Boeshield is NOT a lubricant, it is a corrosion inhibitor. I routinely use it on my machinery. But it is no more a lubricant then WD-40 is (which stands for Water Displacement formula 40).

The White-Lightening chain grease appears to me to be a possibility. It's a similar environment to the the gearing on a stabilizer.

Personally I use spray teflon lub.

[skipnchar]

I"m a bit more "old school". When I need a dry film lubricant I go directly to the source and use flake dry graphite after cleaning the item to be lubricated.

[lovemytt]

Fluid film looks good too. I'm sure all products you recommend through experience will work well

[lovemytt]

Thank you! White lightning may be it. I will verify on his return and let you all know.

[wittmeba]

Perhaps one of these?

http://www.whitelightningco.com/products/crystal.htm

http://www.shopwechem.com/products/white-lightning-aerosol__white-spc-lightning.aspx

[Twomed]

CRC Power Lube...great for steps and levelers. 🙂 🙂

[Beachums]

The only thing that comes to mind is T9 Boeshield developed by Boeing. Good stuff, I use it

[Mark_Heisler]

Is it calld fluild film that does not attract dirt.It works good

[TeamCyBo]

The only "grease lightning" that I can remember is a grease cleaning spray. It actually is a good decreaser. I can't imagine a liquid type lubricant not attracting dirty and debri. If you have found something that doesn't I think we would all benefit.

[Beachums]

Greased Lightning is a product available.....however, it is a powerful cleaning solution that would never be used as a conventional lubricant. It is much like Simple Green. But in my opinion, it is no where near as good.