[NCSQUARE357]

Originally Posted by Chutzpah

Great question, I'm not certain I'm using the absolute best lubes on mine, but I've had great luck with the following products.

I plan on lubing the hinges twice a season. Takes 15 minutes or less..

Superlube (on q tip) sliding tracks
Blaster garage door lubricant (on q tip) - hinges
Eco Touch Tire Shine- Rubber


Super Lube® Grease is a patented synthetic NLGI grade 2 heavy-duty, multipurpose lubricant with PTFE. Synthetic base fluids and the addition of PTFE micro powders combine to form a premium lubricant that provides longer life protection against friction, wear, rust and corrosion. Machinery lasts longer, downtime is reduced, and productivity is increased. Super Lube® is compatible with most other lubricants and will not run, drip, evaporate or form gummy deposits, and will not melt or separate.

Blaster Garage Door Lubricant is a silicone-based lubricant that leaves a tack-free film that won’t accumulate dust and dirt. Formulated with Teflon Fluoropolymer to help reduce friction and wear. In some instances, its extreme pressure agents make it a suitable replacement for grease. It effectively helps stop squeaks associated with garage doors and mechanisms.

Teflon fluoropolymer reduces friction and wear
Won't accumulate dust and dirt
Quiets noisy operation
Lubricates and helps protect against rust
Non-conductive
Water repellant
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Thank You

[wildchevy]

I'll stick white lithium grease on a q=tip for any moving parts and silicone spay on the rubber.

[Kevin_S17]

Originally Posted by CyberGuyPR

I would also stay away from tire products for the weather seals. I've been using this for close to 10 years with great results: https://www.amazon.com/nextzett-9148.../dp/B004B8GTQG

Just ordered from Amazon. Thanks for the tip.