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Which grease for VCR guide tracks?
Hi all
What is the most most suitable grease for the guide tracks? I have mostly JVC machines which has plastic guide tracks on metal. and some LG which are only metal parts on metal. It has to be from amazon since I live overseas. I have a pentax dielectric grease which is silicone base. can I use it for the tracks? or Super Lube 92003 Silicone Lubricating Grease with PTFE or this cheapest option of FOTU White Lithium Grease for 9$ is ok for most applications? Thanks |
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I have used a moly grease (MOR 265 ) for the slide tracks and for nylon gears. Lubriplate is an acceptable substitute. You just don't want to use something too thick which I think dielectric grease is.
Last edited by djski; 07-02-2023 at 12:38 PM. |
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I've used white lithium before.
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I've used the white silicon grease that's safe for automotive brakes with good results.
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This is what I use. I completely and carefully relubricated my ED Beta EDV-9500 VCR (along with making a replacement gear), and now it works flawlessly again.
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