Colloidial Graphite in Isapropanol (SP?) is about the only US Navy
approved
thread lubricant in use today. Just don't get it on your fingers, it is
VERY difficult to wash off.

Shawn

Yup thats the stuff. This came from that motherboard manufactureing
plant that Im helping to clear out.


It's probably just lubricant for high precision machinery. But it would make
a great non-stick coating for foundry work. You could paint it onto clay
crucibles, steel with a very mild rust, tools, etc. Would probably make the
worlds best kiln wash. Boron Nitride also works good for that stuff and it's
more inert but graphite would work very well.