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Frozen dead bolt

Started by richard5933, February 05, 2018, 12:08:17 PM

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sledhead

fluid film is great on lots of things but it is thick . not sure I would use it on a lock in the cold

Dave
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richard5933

Quote from: sledhead on February 06, 2018, 03:22:23 PM
fluid film is great on lots of things but it is thick . not sure I would use it on a lock in the cold

Dave

Gonna find out. I'm pretty sure that the problem is the bolt freezing to the casing where it slides in and out of the door, not the lock cylinder and/or the smaller parts. My plan is to test it on an old dead bolt I pulled from another door years ago by spraying it liberally and then leaving it in the cold to see what happens. If it doesn't turn to slush or bind the bolt on the old lock I'll give it a try.
Richard
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buswarrior

Do you have a death wish?

Gobbing up the door edge with sludge that will rub off on the boss's clothes???

Divert the stream, ain't nothin' civilised is going to keep a river of water out of there...

Happy coaching!
Buswarrior
Frozen North, Greater Toronto Area
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Scott & Heather

I used Krown rust control spray I had in a can. Much thinner and works.


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