re: "I went to the anti-sieze because it didn't tend to leach out onto the
spokes on long hot trips and make a mess like
the grease did."
Trick I learned somewhere: Put a film of silicone RTV on the inside of the hubs
where the spokes are anchored--no more
grease oozing out.
I've tried everything to get the grease out; no luck (esp. with anti-seize).
Bob
On 11/19/2012 4:31 PM, Greg Lemon wrote:
> I have first used moly grease then switched to anti-sieze, my observtions:
>
> 1. I went to the anti-sieze because it didn't tend to leach out onto the
> spokes on long hot trips and make a mess
> like the grease did.
>
> 2. I have always whacked my knock-offs on pretty hard, not to start that
> discussion again, but will say I never had
> any trouble getting the wheel off (or knock off) with either grease or
> anti-seize, did have trouble when I first
> bought cars and they had not had the wheels off for a long time and or some
> sort of lubricant/protectant had not been
> used.
>
> 3. What's the secret to getting grease stains out of your t-shirts?, I get
> rings that won't come out from either one.
> I can get out oil stains if the oil wasn't to dirty to start with, but
> whatever I have had on the splines was always
> pretty much permanent.
>
> Greg Lemon
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