Step two is lightly spray your wheels and inner hubs with Silicone. (It has to be low viscosity silicone spray and safe on plastic). You might even use a paint brush to apply it as not to use too much.
I've got some 3-in-1 silicone, and would like to know how much is enough or too much. I've applied it with a brush ad by usuing the small opening on the bottle itself, and neither has made much improvement. Is temp a factor, as it can be cold in the garage this time of year?
Keywords here; spray, viscosity, brush. The stuff you're using is in liquid state permanently. The sprays have carriers that evaporate off and leave behind a film, not a liquid. I am assuming when BLR mentions a brush, he is referring to the spray decanted.
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Step two is lightly spray your wheels and inner hubs with Silicone. (It has to be low viscosity silicone spray and safe on plastic). You might even use a paint brush to apply it as not to use too much.
I've got some 3-in-1 silicone, and would like to know how much is enough or too much. I've applied it with a brush ad by usuing the small opening on the bottle itself, and neither has made much improvement. Is temp a factor, as it can be cold in the garage this time of year?