Yet, when I suggest wax you poo-poo it. YOU just wanted the glory of the perfect solution! Besides, I heard you use KY in your drawers...from that
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What would you use to lubricate drawer slides
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He started paying for it? ;-)
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Well, he does get a deal...it's only been used...once.
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Some people! ;-)
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Larry says he uses earwax!
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SNIP
WHHATTTT????? You didn't get a couple of WD-40 freebies at IMTS??
Brian
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I got some TapMagic freebies and a free book "What men know about women", also from TapMagic. Also some Loc-Line stuff.
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That's just his excuse to chase people, with a q-tips.
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We got the TapMAgic, but I don't recall the booklet. Is it serious, or some humour?
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Make one guess. :)
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It's only good for wood-on-wood (porous surfaces) Tawmy me boy.
Busted!
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-- Know how to listen, and you will profit even from those who talk badly. -- Plutarch
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Paraffin, the USA type not the British type, on wood. ...lew...
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Soap tends to attract moisture, so I wouldn't use it.
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In the shower?
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BRILLIANT !!!
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The telescope people often use Formica for bearing surfaces. The favorite choice was Ebony Star said to have the best sliding surface. If you are going to use some Formica, it would be worth searching to see what they currently suggest. Ebony Star is no longer manufactured.
Dan
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Used to be some stuff in a metal push tube called Door-Ez, worked for drawers, too. Check the hardware store. Otherwise, get some beeswax.
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And where does one source "bowling-alley was" ?
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Product of American Grease Stick.
DEK3 or DEK3H at any auto parts store