budd

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I'm just about to refit the suspension following a complete poly re-bush, powerfex supplied some grease to lube the new bushes but it just looks like copper grease, is there a better option eg lithium, moly, CL, white grease etc, or is copper grease the right stuff to use?

scottydog137

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I use a graphite based grease on trucks,

Its a dry lubricant which doesn't attract dirt but works as well if not better than copper grease, just doesn't like higher temperatures (brakes for example)

budd

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I know the stuff you mean, how does it cope with water, I mean does it resist washing off? also some motor bike chain lube is a graphite type stuff that may be worth me checking out.

madscoob

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i you want to go waterproof use rocol aqua 2 . brings a whole new meaning to the word waterproof you wont get it of with a pressure washer at point blank range it sticks like sh*t to a blanket , works up to 150degrees c and is perfect for slow moving parts like bushs and pins

Arnie_1

I use marine grease. obviously resistant to water.

budd

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cheers sounds like the rocol stuff or some marine spec grease would be spot on I'll check my RS catalogue see what available.