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Krytox vs. Silicone Lubricant


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Master Loren, :help:

Krytox lubricant was recommended in a couple of Porsche's TSB for eliminating the rubber squeaking. However, I could only locate Silicone lubricant in hardware stores. Do they pretty much serve the same purpose? The instruction for the Silicone lubricant does say so though.

Your advise please!

Thanks!

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Master Loren, :help:

Krytox lubricant was recommended in a couple of Porsche's TSB for eliminating the rubber squeaking.  However, I could only locate Silicone lubricant in hardware stores.  Do they pretty much serve the same purpose?  The instruction for the Silicone lubricant does say so though.

Your advise please!

Thanks!

May help, but boy they are proud of it.

http://www.vacuumoil.com/krytoxgplgrease.htm

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I went into a Leslie's pool supplies yesterday to get some chlorine tablets. They had some "Pool and Spa Lube" (sounds kind of kinky), and when I glanced at the label, it said "Formulated with DuPont Krytox" and costs about $5 for a little tube. Here's a product link. Has anyone tried this stuff for getting rid of rubber squeaking? It also listed silicon as an ingredient, so I'm not sure how well it will work. I was in a hurry, so didn't get to talk to the guy behind the counter about it. Any feedback appreciated...

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Krytox is a dry lubricant and the silicone grease above is "greasy" will not dry. The silicone grease will also pick up dirt and debris.

You want something that is Krytox only (no silicone).

Hey Loren. Thanks for the response. Just got my 99 C2 Cab. Spending more time on your fantastic site than in the car at the moment!

I'm struggling to find a UK supplier for Krytox.

Is it the stuff under the heading Anti-squeak/creak/rattle on GBRTECH

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Master Loren, :help:

Krytox lubricant was recommended in a couple of Porsche's TSB for eliminating the rubber squeaking. However, I could only locate Silicone lubricant in hardware stores. Do they pretty much serve the same purpose? The instruction for the Silicone lubricant does say so though.

Your advise please!

Thanks!

I have used Silicone spray....that works wonders.

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hi, so adding this Krytox lubricant will stop the folding of the rubber seal on the outside of the window when the windows are closing?

I dont know if this is correct.... my windows have stopped in its tracks when I try to lower them.... the rubber seal on the outside of the window is folding down in the window so its preventing it from going down.... does this Krytox Lubricant fix the problem?

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