Posts Tagged: lock lubricant
Lock lubricant — what to use, what to avoid
Lock lubricant — How to lubricate a lock cylinder Lubricating the lock cylinders on your car is the best way to avoid freezing and lock cylinder sticking. There’s lots of bad advice out there regarding lock lubricants so let’s start out with which lubricants you shouldn’t use. Lock lubricants you should never use WD-40 is not a good lock lubricant People use it because they have it around the house. But it’s just a general purpose lubricant and if you shoot it into your lock, it will work for a … Read More
Best car door lock deicers and lubricants
Car door lock deicer and lock lubricant Best car lock deicer products Car lock deicer injects directly into the lock to melt the ice and lubricate the lock cylinder. Most include alcohol to lower the melting point of the ice. I’ve written an article on how to thaw a frozen car door lock here. Best lock lubricants to prevent freezing and binding But the best way to prevent car door lock problems is to keep the lock cylinder lubricated. Use graphite or the newer dry teflon lubes to keep the … Read More