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Oh yeh..
Get yourself some Umbers grease from
Home Depot to put on the Orings whenever
you change coils or headphones.
Little tube will last a year or more!
Couple two or three bucks at most.
Good stuff
 
Oh God! Me too!
I can't get enough of them! Haha
That's about the only thing I like about
working third shift..
Have to do it all on my IPhone but that's cool.
Pete

I do it on my phone, pad, PS3 and computer.
 
Oops
Meant to say Plumbers grease.
 
Go to the main forums page and find the
videos forum!
Lots of nice vids there on all types of stuff!
My first time there, pretty cool!
 
Just found this dollar coin woot woot

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Oh yeh..
Get yourself some Umbers grease from
Home Depot to put on the Orings whenever
you change coils or headphones.
Little tube will last a year or more!
Couple two or three bucks at most.
Good stuff

Don't get plumbers grease. Get 100% silicone grease. It is clear.

It's only about $3. Just put a dab of it on the
o-ring with a q-tip every once in a while.

Just be careful. Grease attracts sand and sand on the o-ring will cause a leak.

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Don't get plumbers grease. Get 100% silicone grease. It is clear.

It's only about $3. Just put a dab of it on the
o-ring with a q-tip every once in a while.

Just be careful. Grease attracts sand and sand on the o-ring will cause a leak.

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Where do you get the silicon grease at? I looked in my local hardware store, but only found stuff for plumbing? Is it considered automotive?
 
I bought mine in Home Depot. It is made for o-rings.
You can also buy it in scuba dive shops. Also amazon.com has it.

Do not use dielectric grease as it will eat your o-rings!

http://www.wisegeek.org/what-is-dielectric-grease.htm

Dielectric grease is a non-conductive, silicone-based grease that's designed to seal out moisture and prevent corrosion on electrical connectors. It also disrupts the flow of electrical current, which makes it good for lubricating and sealing the rubber parts of electrical connectors. It's commonly used in automotive spark plug wires, recreational and utility vehicles, and electrical systems in aircraft.

Physical Properties

This material is a translucent, gray lubricant that does not dissolve in liquids like ethanol, methanol, mineral oil, and water. It can be dissolved with Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK) and mineral spirits though. Dielectric grease affects silicone rubber over time, so it isn't always a good choice to use it on silicone-based O-rings or wiring harnesses.
 
Plumbers grease is for Orings too!
Either one will be fine !
Just watch that you don't roll that O ring as you're pushing that
connector in!
Pete
 
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Just found this dollar coin woot woot

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Sweet great find

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My AT pro is only one state away.
 
I drove two hours one morning after working the midnight shift to get mine! LOL
I probably would have driven 5, I couldn't wait for shipping.
Kellyco is right here in Florida! YES! hahaha
My type of candy store!
Pete


I was gitty too when I bought mine I have a store in Millville I got mine from
 
I drove two hours one morning after working the midnight shift to get mine! LOL
I probably would have driven 5, I couldn't wait for shipping.
Kellyco is right here in Florida! YES! hahaha
My type of candy store!
Pete

Lucky
 
My AT pro is only one state away.

It's gonna be a long nite for you. I checked tracking on mine and it hasn't updated from departing Houston Texas. Prob be here fri or thurs at earliest.
 
Heck, i chased the UPS truck down the street when I got mine. I missed the delivery and i'd be damn'd if i was waiting another day. LoL
 
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