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Airguns by Make and Model => Crosman Airguns => Topic started by: island rat killer on November 20, 2011, 07:15:54 PM

Title: permatex?
Post by: island rat killer on November 20, 2011, 07:15:54 PM
is permatex ultra synthetic brake caliper grease a good choice of lube?.....it is 100 percent synthetic...and i think its got moly. so what do you think?. ???

its a dark green grease.

thanks.
Title: Re: permatex?
Post by: RedFeather on November 20, 2011, 08:41:02 PM
As in for pivot joints?  I guess.  But not for springs.  If you get a lubes kit from JM it will last you a long time.

Anyone care to comment on what lubes work best in hot climates?  I believe he is in Hawaii.  Does get hot there on occasion. 
Title: Re: permatex?
Post by: island rat killer on November 20, 2011, 09:16:05 PM
the piston. behind the seal.  its a gas ram..i polished the piston super slick. then applied this grease. thats were i wanted it. it seems ok. im tinkering around to see what works and what dont. but i have not a clue what im doing. i already messed up by over polishing the tube. i got stupid and polished it as well. my bad. but ed said to go back in with a hone and use a oversized seal.......that i can fix. i read the msds sheet on the ultra and it says flashpoint of 500 degrees .f..i sure can mess things up..but.its just a test rifle.....i figure ill learn by my mistakes on this one. but im for certain ill need to call macari company. hes got a oversized seal. i need it.

joey

ps puerto rico. way hot most times.
Title: Re: permatex?
Post by: CharlieDaTuna on November 20, 2011, 10:55:05 PM
You certainly don't want to use silicone grease on the piston as a lube. Also, you should never polish the piston. How would you expect it to have the lube adhere to it??? It all all just fly loose freely to the cylinder wall, migrate to and around and past the piston seal and cause detonation.

Just thinking out loud...

CDT 
Title: Re: permatex?
Post by: island rat killer on November 20, 2011, 10:59:51 PM
You certainly don't want to use silicone grease on the piston as a lube. Also, you should never polish the piston. How would you expect it to have the lube adhere to it??? It all all just fly loose freely to the cylinder wall, migrate to and around and past the piston seal and cause detonation.

Just thinking out loud...

CDT 

kicking my self in behind charlie!
Title: Re: permatex?
Post by: CharlieDaTuna on November 21, 2011, 11:31:54 AM
Hey... no biggie..... just scuff it up some the next time you have it out with 80 grit.

CDT
Title: Re: permatex?
Post by: WHITEFANG on November 21, 2011, 12:48:18 PM
You have to remember, That's a BOILER MAKER making the tune.  ;D He knows exactly about going boom under pressure. :o LOT OF LUCK SHOOTING YOUR WAY

THE FANG
Title: Re: permatex?
Post by: island rat killer on November 21, 2011, 07:37:17 PM
You have to remember, That's a BOILER MAKER making the tune.  ;D He knows exactly about going boom under pressure. :o LOT OF LUCK SHOOTING YOUR WAY

THE FANG

yes white fang....but i prefer pipefitter but super steam tubes go big boom........fun to here em go pop..overtime pay i loved it.

. charlie i got a new seal today scuffed it as you advised and put it back together....it should be good to go.....but it got dark and sight i tommorro.......thanks for your expertise cdt...

.as for white fang, how many megs are we getting? come on man we are losing 20k a hour during peak time. ;D....diesel fuel and toilet paper role..hee hee.
Title: Re: permatex?
Post by: WHITEFANG on November 21, 2011, 09:13:04 PM
PUSHING ABOUT 35k On this end!!! You need MORE!!!! Got the Methanol on standby. More fuel and H2O!!! ;D