Grease that doesn't attract dirt

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.

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.

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

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

Perhaps one of these?

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

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

CRC Power Lube...great for steps and levelers. :) :)

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

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

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.

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.