Curious, I did some google research (on "low friction coating green"),
and found the following:

http://www.poeton.co.uk/w1/a200.htm (200L looks promising)

http://www.ipcoatings.co.uk/Ind%5CUp...LIP%209286%20D
ata.pdf

http://www.coatingsolutions.com/selection.htm

Turns out that there are many products that sound suitable, all based on
fluoropolymers of one sort or another.

Joe Gwinn

Joseph Gwinn wrote:

Curious, I did some google research (on "low friction coating green"),
and found the following:

http://www.poeton.co.uk/w1/a200.htm (200L looks promising)

Max film thickness 25 micron, about ~0.001" I'm fairly sure the original
coating is thicker.


http://www.ipcoatings.co.uk/Ind%5CUp...LIP%209286%20D
ata.pdf


On that one http://www.coatingsolutions.com/COMPATIBILITY.HTM sounds like
acetone would not attack it.

http://www.coatingsolutions.com/selection.htm

Turns out that there are many products that sound suitable, all based on
fluoropolymers of one sort or another.


One of the biggest problems is obtaining them.

Teflon pan repair spray sounds interesting.
http://www.shophometrends.com/produc...cd2=1200856049

Seems like the stuff was everywhere a few years ago. Wonder what goverment
nanny killed that.

Wes






Wes