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Old 10-08-02, 05:18 PM Thread Starter   #1
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Other names for dielectric grease


Anyone know any other names for dielectric grease? No stores around here seem to know what it is.
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Old 10-08-02, 05:37 PM   #2
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Any auto stores should have it, ask for spark plug grease or something.I think it is to prevent corrosion and stuff...
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WELL I SELL IT HERE AT MY WORK SO I USE ALOT OF IT ON THE PC. BUT HERE IS THE LINK

http://www.permatex.com/products/pro...&item_no=81150
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Old 10-09-02, 05:09 PM   #5
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WELL I SELL IT HERE AT MY WORK SO I USE ALOT OF IT ON THE PC. BUT HERE IS THE LINK

http://www.permatex.com/products/pro...&item_no=81150
thats the stuff i have, it was rather cheap and got it at bumper to bumper for like 5 bucks

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Old 10-13-02, 11:43 PM   #6
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Any auto stores should have it, ask for spark plug grease or something.I think it is to prevent corrosion and stuff...
that may get you anti-seeze compound instead which prevents the metal to metal sticking of the spark plug to the engine block as a result of thermal expansion.
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Old 10-14-02, 12:03 AM   #7
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that may get you anti-seeze compound instead which prevents the metal to metal sticking of the spark plug to the engine block as a result of thermal expansion.
If you look at the package and read the label "dielectric grease" then you dont have to worry about that
It is for sparkplug boots I believe, prevents moisture....
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Old 10-14-02, 12:04 AM   #8
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If you look at the package and read the label "dielectric grease" then you dont have to worry about that
It is for sparkplug boots I believe, prevents moisture....
Tell that to the not so smart kid/guy/person behind the counter Glad I have a nice supply of grease here at home...too bad I can't find it.
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Old 10-14-02, 01:22 AM   #9
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hahaha yeah I meant the people who actually buy it, if they cant see that it isnt called dielectric grease, well...they shouldnt be doing this...
Oh yeah and most autoparts stores have people that know about autoparts....So they should know what your talking about...
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Old 10-14-02, 01:46 AM   #10
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Oh yeah and most autoparts stores have people that know about autoparts....So they should know what your talking about...
You'd think that...
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Old 10-14-02, 01:55 AM   #11
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Hrmmm, well the autoparts store I goto know alot about automotive stuff.
Oh yeah and even bi-mart sells dielectric grease with their silicone and stuff...Big letters that says dielectric grease
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Old 10-26-02, 01:24 AM   #12
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petroleum jelly (vasoline) will work fine if you cant fine anything else.
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