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Does anyone know of any silicon oil I can buy for my Seneca Aspen like at Walmart or Lowe’s or someplace like that or can I only get it online?
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Does anyone know of any silicon oil I can buy for my Seneca Aspen like at Walmart or Lowe’s or someplace like that or can I only get it online?
Do you have any RC model (Cars/Airplanes) shops near you ?
If so buy a small bottle of Team Associated 30wt silicone oil, part number 5422; should cost roughly $5 or $6 bucks.
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My brother bought like 3 different viscosities of pure silicone at a paint ball shop several miles from me, they look like 5 ounce bottles for about 8 bucks a piece.
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Something like this from Lowe's (https://www.lowes.com/pd/3-IN-ONE-All-Temp-4-oz-Silicone-Drip-Oil-Lubricant/50370414)?
They also have this "air tool oil" (https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-8-oz-Air-Tool-Oil/3583014) that sounds like it would work just as well.
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For using on a PCP it's gotta be pure silicone oil, if there's petroleum in it it's no good for temperatures involved using HPA.
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Something like this from Lowe's (https://www.lowes.com/pd/3-IN-ONE-All-Temp-4-oz-Silicone-Drip-Oil-Lubricant/50370414)?
They also have this "air tool oil" (https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-8-oz-Air-Tool-Oil/3583014) that sounds like it would work just as well.
It is not 100% silicone, it has other additives in both.
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It is not 100% silicone, it has other additives in both.
Right you are, Walmart has you covered (https://www.walmart.com/ip/100-Silicone-Oil-Treadmill-Belt-Lubricant-Lube-with-Patented-Application-Tube/930226241).
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Right you are, Walmart has you covered (https://www.walmart.com/ip/100-Silicone-Oil-Treadmill-Belt-Lubricant-Lube-with-Patented-Application-Tube/930226241).
I thought the whole idea was for the OP to be able to buy locally instead of placing an online order & waiting, plus what's the "wt" on the belt lube because that's not mentioned ?
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Ah, I didn't see that it wasn't available for pickup.
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i just checked all the "silicone " oil at home depot. all had petroleum . so i assume no good. what about crosman penguin oil. would that work? walmart may have that.
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maybe at Dicks sporting goods. they have a lot of paintball stuff
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Does anyone know of any silicon oil I can buy for my Seneca Aspen like at Walmart or Lowe’s or someplace like that or can I only get it online?
Do you have any RC model (Cars/Airplanes) shops near you ?
If so buy a small bottle of Team Associated 30wt silicone oil, part number 5422; should cost roughly $5 or $6 bucks.
+1 Team Associated RC silicone shock oil from hobby shop. Ironic, just got off the phone with Mike Melick about silicone shock oil for PCP. About a drop every other fill so..
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You might find Crosman silicone chamber lube at a local walmart, I have bought it at mine.
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Food-Grade: https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/CRC03040 (https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/CRC03040)
Less than $12 for 10 ounces
Buy at your local Napa.
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nO on the NAPA it is not 100% pure !
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Food-Grade: https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/CRC03040 (https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/CRC03040)
60%, Silicone Based Multi-Purpse Lubricant
It's the other 40% that might be an issue...
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Food-Grade: https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/CRC03040 (https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/CRC03040)
60%, Silicone Based Multi-Purpse Lubricant
It's the other 40% that might be an issue...
The other 40% ?
https://media.napaonline.com/is/content/GenuinePartsCompany/1585497pdf? (https://media.napaonline.com/is/content/GenuinePartsCompany/1585497pdf?)$PDF$
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plus what's the "wt" on the belt lube because that's not mentioned ?
I haven't used the walmart stuff, but the treadmill silicone lubes I've used are a pretty heavy viscosity.
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I have been using up to 80 wt silicone oil mainly on pumps, and nothing under 30 wt.
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https://www.asylumxtreme.com/ (https://www.asylumxtreme.com/)
Ask for Team Associated or Losi 30wt shock oil.
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This may be barking up the wrong tree altogether but motorcycles use silicone brake fluid and fork/shock oil the msds would tell the composition of it and it can be found in most motorcycle shops. Cave
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Thanks everyone for the great information much appreciated guys.