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Richard Casady wrote:
On Sat, 26 Jan 2008 07:45:25 -0500, "Roger Long" wrote: Maybe someone can suggest something that could be used in the pad instead of grease that won't stain sails but I don't know what it would be. For all I know, they make a product just for sail slides. They do make white greases; vaseline is close to white. You can get the stuff they used to use on car door latches. White stuff in paper wrapped sticks. Paraffin wax is white. Johnson's paste wax is near enough white. Just to round out the list of non-staining lubes, soap is good in dry places such as wooden drawer slides and wooden windows. Graphite is the one thing that will never come out. Even laundry marking ink, which is silver, will dissolve in cyanide. Graphite dissolves in molten iron, which is hard on most sails. Casady Graphite should not be used on aluminun becaues they react badly. |
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