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Won't be using silicone spray anymore...
Found these dry lubes too (figured eveyone has a West Marine nearby, right?): "It dries quickly to a hard, smooth, ultra-slick, hydrophobic dry coating that bonds tenaciously to almost any surface. And because Sailkote is a dry lubricant, it will not attract dirt or contaminants and will not transfer to other surfaces, or you. " http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/wcs...8&classNum=494 And also: "Dry lubricant with DuPont™ PTFE sprays on, penetrates and bonds to aluminum, metals, wood, rubber, plastic and most surfaces. Reduces friction in rigging, mast track, rudders, centerboards, genoa or traveler tracks, tools, deck hardware, hinges, zippers, fishing reels. Repels water, dirt dust and oil. 7 oz. aerosol can." http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/wcs...7&classNum=177 Thanks again for the tips.. .you just saved me $$$ by not buying new pulleys!
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