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- Jan 1, 1970
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Hi;
You've seen it, the pink stuff. They use it on TVs sometimes, or used
to. It's real sticky and it doesn't harden for a long time. I believe
it's the same stuff you use a little teenzy tube of when installing a
processor in a PC, err heatsink actually.
That stuff, the stuff that is almost impossible to wash off your hands.
Yup, we all hate it, but now I have another use for it.
I need an "anti-lubricant". That is something to enhance friction,
rather than to abate it. This is for a mechanical contrivance I'm
pipedreaming up and it fits the bill. Without going into alot of
details, I'd simply like to buy some of that stuff in bulk. Cheapest
way to do it. By bulk I mean a pint, or maybe a bunch of those syringes
they used to sell. I'm not weak, but I got tired of standing there for
so long squeezing this thing hard.
The viscosity makes it hard to use for large devices. You don't even
want to SEE this shit if you're changing a pair of STK4278s. you might
as well pull the plunger and stick a screwdriver in it, for all the
TIME it take for the stuff to flow you could almost throw the rest out
! It's really too thick I think, but I want some anyway, just for
another use.
I just need a ½ pint, or even ¼ pint would do. I'm not sure if this
is the solution, but I want to try it.
Google flopped on this.
Thanks in advance and for your time.
JURB
You've seen it, the pink stuff. They use it on TVs sometimes, or used
to. It's real sticky and it doesn't harden for a long time. I believe
it's the same stuff you use a little teenzy tube of when installing a
processor in a PC, err heatsink actually.
That stuff, the stuff that is almost impossible to wash off your hands.
Yup, we all hate it, but now I have another use for it.
I need an "anti-lubricant". That is something to enhance friction,
rather than to abate it. This is for a mechanical contrivance I'm
pipedreaming up and it fits the bill. Without going into alot of
details, I'd simply like to buy some of that stuff in bulk. Cheapest
way to do it. By bulk I mean a pint, or maybe a bunch of those syringes
they used to sell. I'm not weak, but I got tired of standing there for
so long squeezing this thing hard.
The viscosity makes it hard to use for large devices. You don't even
want to SEE this shit if you're changing a pair of STK4278s. you might
as well pull the plunger and stick a screwdriver in it, for all the
TIME it take for the stuff to flow you could almost throw the rest out
! It's really too thick I think, but I want some anyway, just for
another use.
I just need a ½ pint, or even ¼ pint would do. I'm not sure if this
is the solution, but I want to try it.
Google flopped on this.
Thanks in advance and for your time.
JURB