McLube…….. McLeak?

[Leeward Rail]

these search results hit a good thread:

Where's the PTFE? McLube Sailkote versus WD-40 Dry PTFE at DuckDuckGo

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[Leeward Rail]

I use the Blaster Dry Lube with teflon on my garage door. It worked great for that but leaves white streaks allover the place when it dries. I would never use it in place of Sailkote on my boat!

Read the link from the search results above.... the white steaks is likely the teflon. Sailkote also leaves white residue.

 

[markwbird]

Graphite would be messy....

I've used this with good results. It is teflon based.

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Edit: Don't breath the vapors.

Right. That is what I meant. Not graphite.

 

[rgranger]

I doubt the ingredients are significantly different between Teflon sprays. I usually get what ever is on sale at Walmart. So far I've used DryLube and the WD40 version. I can't really tell the difference. But they do work! So that is a plus.

I use the spray on my sail slides, the companion way track and I coat the carpet of my trailer bunks to ease the application of the "Hunter Bump" when loading.