What's a good oil lubricant for alps switches?

Wingklip · 22 Oct 2018, 10:53

I've seen the teflon lubricants and stuff but they don't seem too effective in preserving the switch against rust.

Can I use cooking oil? Or is there a non-corrosive alternative that will not corrode the plastics?

fohat · 22 Oct 2018, 16:58

I stand in the store and read the labels on the cans very carefully.

I assume that anything that is not clearly specified (eg "safe for plastic" or "rust preventive") is probably not in there.

Wingklip · 23 Oct 2018, 03:44

fohat wrote: ↑I stand in the store and read the labels on the cans very carefully.

I assume that anything that is not clearly specified (eg "safe for plastic" or "rust preventive") is probably not in there.

Well on the other hand cooking oil is stored in a plastic container

tron · 23 Oct 2018, 04:14

Wingklip wrote: ↑
fohat wrote: ↑I stand in the store and read the labels on the cans very carefully.

I assume that anything that is not clearly specified (eg "safe for plastic" or "rust preventive") is probably not in there.
Well on the other hand cooking oil is stored in a plastic container

What kind of cooking oil? I'm thinking it would eventually go rancid. Why not use Dupont dry lube?

Wingklip · 23 Oct 2018, 11:53

tron wrote: ↑
Wingklip wrote: ↑
fohat wrote: ↑I stand in the store and read the labels on the cans very carefully.

I assume that anything that is not clearly specified (eg "safe for plastic" or "rust preventive") is probably not in there.
Well on the other hand cooking oil is stored in a plastic container
What kind of cooking oil? I'm thinking it would eventually go rancid. Why not use Dupont dry lube?

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