Originally Posted by
jet66
Just about anything smells better than Ballistol, ack. We moved away from a mink oil lube to Ballistol for minor mechanical items (door latches, padlocks, etc.) that are exposed to the elements. I have to get rid of the wipes I use to take up the excess ASAP or the smell in my truck makes me ill. The stuff works great, but God forbid I get it on my hand.
After trying some Slip 2000 for the first time, I am intrigued by FL. Non-toxic AND smells good? I definitely need to give this a shot.
For locks and latches, use a teflon based dry lube.
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