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Lithium, PTFE or Silicone lubricant for convertible top?
I want to lubricate the moving parts on the convertible tops on 2 cars (a
BMW Z4 and a Mazda MX-5). Neither manufacturer seems to provide any guidance on this matter, and the various relevant forums have thrown up a mixture of suggestions to use (a) Lithium (b) PTFE / Teflon or (c) Silicone based lubricants. Which should I use, or does it matter? |
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