3M Silicone Paste
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Originally Posted by cor4vette1
I live in N.Y. can anybody tell me were to pickup 3M Silicone Paste {delectric grease }. I have tried Auto Barn, Pep Boys, Aid Auto and Auto Zone Thanks
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Secret hint: Go to a scuba dive shop and ask for some silicone grease. They sell it in small containers for wetsuits and scuba equipment. About a buck. It's nice, smooth stuff, perfect for your seals.
The other option is Dow Corning DC3, sold at Aircraft Spruce. It's a little thicker, but used on airplanes for lubing oil filter gaskets and door seals. It's also good on electrical connectors to keep moisture out. Sold in a lifetime supply tube for about $13.
The other option is Dow Corning DC3, sold at Aircraft Spruce. It's a little thicker, but used on airplanes for lubing oil filter gaskets and door seals. It's also good on electrical connectors to keep moisture out. Sold in a lifetime supply tube for about $13.
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Originally Posted by ROJ#79
Try NAPA 
...I got mine at NAPA..but I didn't get the dielectric grease...I got Silp-Glyde 4 oz. tube... NAPA part #765-1351......there is a difference...the other stuff is for electrical connections(it may work for rubber) but the sil-glyde has something else in it specifically for trunk seals and weatherstripping....why not get the correct stuff...its cheap enough and will last a long long time
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Originally Posted by Yello95
...I got mine at NAPA..but I didn't get the dielectric grease...I got Silp-Glyde 4 oz. tube... NAPA part #765-1351......there is a difference...the other stuff is for electrical connections(it may work for rubber) but the sil-glyde has something else in it specifically for trunk seals and weatherstripping....why not get the correct stuff...its cheap enough and will last a long long time That's good stuff. Works good on zippers too.
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Originally Posted by screw991le
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Originally Posted by charlene
what section at home depot did you find it in?If i go their and ask for that they wont know what i am talking about........Thanks charlene
Electrical, with the accessories like wire ties etc.
