Dry Spray Graphite Lube brand.

[waltham_41 52]

My Wal Mart does not have dry graphite spray, can anyone suggest any other places and specific brands either at stores or online that I can find some for use in my 10 rd mags and MD20 drum?

 

My main concern is that I do not get one with a propellant that eats plastic.

 

Also, would it hurt to spray some up in the bolt area of the shotty?

[waltham_41 52]

Would something like this work ok on the mags and drum?

 

http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/cspa...raphite5200.php

[Elkhound 91]

That's a good price. I think my under-supplied work bench needs to be stocked with some spray graphite lube.

 

WJ

[gunnysmith 4]

Catepillar has it, I use theirs

Edited October 18, 2008 by gunnysmith

[patriot 7,197]

You can get it at most auto parts stores. No need to stoop so low as to go to walmart

[waltham_41 52]

You can get it at most auto parts stores. No need to stoop so low as to go to walmart

 

None of them in my area have it in spray cans.

 

I found some spray "graphited" lock fluid at a small local hardware store, but when I test sprayed it on a old keyboard, it stayed fairly wet even after "drying", so I am going to pass.

 

I guess I am going to order the stuff I linked to, and see if it works on on the old keyboard before spraying any of my mags

[gunnysmith 4]

You have a Catepillar rents plac near you?

Catepillar as in bulldozer, skid steer, etc

[waltham_41 52]

You have a Catepillar rents plac near you?

Catepillar as in bulldozer, skid steer, etc

 

Nothing big, there are a few small time rental places though. I will give them a try. Thanks for the tip.

[wally 2]

lowes,home depot,basspro,sportsmans warehouse,Ive bought two different brands of it at china mart,the remington brand in sporting goods the other brand was in automotive near the feul injector cleaner(liquid wrench brand)

[lance 4]

I wouldn't use the graphite spray on anything, stick to the powder. the spray leaves a layer almost like paint and it gums up your action.

[gunnysmith 4]

I wouldn't use the graphite spray on anything, stick to the powder. the spray leaves a layer almost like paint and it gums up your action.

 

 

 

That's why I suggested the Catepillar(as in bulldozer) graphite.

It's dry in seconds and doesn't gum up.

I also use it inside magazines and on springs and followers.

[hktome 1]

My Wal Mart does not have dry graphite spray, can anyone suggest any other places and specific brands either at stores or online that I can find some for use in my 10 rd mags and MD20 drum?

 

My main concern is that I do not get one with a propellant that eats plastic.

 

Also, would it hurt to spray some up in the bolt area of the shotty?

try your local John Deere dealer thats where I get mine

[Ronswin 26]

This is what we use in our shop here at work:

 

 

Dry Graphite Lube (aerosol)

 

It's already on my AGP ten round mags and MD drum mag (neutral to most plastics). It will also refinish military M-16 mags with the parkerized/ graphite coatings back close to original issue finish. Grainger will USPS ship to your door.

Edited October 20, 2008 by Ronswin

[G O B 3,516]

I use molly anti=seeze on the spring in my MD-20 and on the blind plug threads (1/2 adjuster), as wellas on the rails and sliding contact points of the trigger group. Inside plastic mags I use silicine spray lube and wipe ALLMOST dry.

 

I gave up on graphite sprays because they clump and get gummy.