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I have a tube of Tri-Flow synthetic grease and I am tempted to use it on all
o-rings and gaskets that will be exposed to water. But I'd like to know, is there ever a kind of water seal that I should not use it on? For example my underwater pool light gasket does not specify any grease. But what if I put some on, will it help make it last longer before it starts to leak? http://www.triflowlubricants.com/Syn...synthetic.html |
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