[ihc] Di-Electric Grease

["Kevin Hedrick" <KLHedrick@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Pete:

I know they have dielectric grease at Home Despot.  At my local store, I
bought some CRC brand grease; this is the same as we have used for
instrumentation for use in underground coal mines, with good results.  Ask
the people at the store for their catalog number 111237, "CRC Di-Electric
Grease."  You can get more information on the stuff at
http://www.crcindustries.com/gallery.asp?action=viewimage&categoryid=51&text=&imageid=1685&box=&shownew= .
The labels on the can I have are red and white, unlike the new ones, that
are blue.

Good luck
Kevin

1979 Scout II (dearly departed)

> I might regret not using any dielectric grease (No-Ox)... But last time I
> was in Home Depot and asked, all I got was a "deer in headlights" look and
> never located it. I DID find something possibly similar at the
> "freebie"/sample basket at AutoZone... "Bulb Grease".  Little red packets.
A
> translucent Vaseline-like (but whiter) goo.  Snagged a few samples of
that.
> So far, so good. There was nothing on the packet that extolled any
> dielectric properties of the product, but maybe they figured the average
> shade tree mechanic wouldn't know that term anyhow.  Dunno.