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Dry or Wet lube

pokaface · 2010-04-22 22:37:21

Just bought some degreaser online, and know I need a lube for after applying the degreaser. What's the difference between a dry or a wet lube?

22-04-2010 11:37pm

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pokaface

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Just bought some degreaser online, and know I need a lube for after applying the degreaser.

What's the difference between a dry or a wet lube?

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#2 22-04-2010 11:40pm

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A dry lube is a solvent with something like graphite or teflon carried in it. The solvent carries the lube into the chain and dries there. Should be less likely to gather road dust etc.

A wet lube is a solvent with an oil disolved in it. Again the solvent carries the lube into the chain but, because it's an oil, it's less likely to wash out in wet weather.

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#3 23-04-2010 12:27am

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Make sure you rinse the chain after putting the degreaser on it and dry it thoroughly, otherwise applying lubricant onto the chain will not be much good.

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