Dielectric Grease
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You can use Dow-Corning DC-4, which is commonly used in the aircraft industry. It's probably what GM relabels as "Dielectric grease." Available online from www.aircraftspruce.com
I'd suggest though, going to your local Scuba Dive Shop kind of place and getting some 100% silicone grease there. The stuff they sell is milder, not as sticky and will NOT attack any kind of rubber. Doesn't irritate skin either. Probably cheaper too.
I'd suggest though, going to your local Scuba Dive Shop kind of place and getting some 100% silicone grease there. The stuff they sell is milder, not as sticky and will NOT attack any kind of rubber. Doesn't irritate skin either. Probably cheaper too.
,, I use spray silicon and it works great. Spray a film wipe it off with paper towel,, Looks new and not greasy. 
